Add to ORKGPaper co-authored with Daniele Albertazzi (University of Birmingham) and Duncan McDonnell (University of Turin) and presented to the panel, ‘Outsider parties in Western Europe: the opposition in government? I’, at the 57th Annual Conference of the UK Political Studies Association, University of Bath, 11 -13 April 2007
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Following the 2008 general election, the Italian regionalist populist party Lega Nord returned to go...
What happens when anti-establishment political actors gain strength, enter institutions, a...
Political parties share a very bad reputation in most European countries. This paper provides an int...
Since 1994, Italian politics has seen a number of coalitions including parties whose identity has be...
Since 1994, Italian politics has seen a number of coalitions including parties whose identity has be...
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‘The parties of opposition in the aftermath of the election’, paper presented to the seminar, ‘Polit...
For the parties of the centre right, 2019 provided confirmation, at both the local and regional leve...
2For the parties of the centre right, 2019 provided confirmation, at both the local and regional lev...
For regionalist populists like the Lega Nord, participation in coalition at national level requires ...
Until the early 1990s, Italy displayed a stable party system, where newcomers found it particularly ...
This special issue discusses parties in Europe which by the nature of their ideology, rhetoric and p...
This article examines how challenger parties enter the political arena and the effect of this entry ...
The main area of sustained populist growth in recent decades has been Western Europe, where populist...
Coalition governments are sometimes made up of parties with sharply differing priorities and policy ...
Following the 2008 general election, the Italian regionalist populist party Lega Nord returned to go...
What happens when anti-establishment political actors gain strength, enter institutions, a...
Political parties share a very bad reputation in most European countries. This paper provides an int...