This article examines cross-national coordination on foreign and security policy among political parties of the same family. Drawing on resource dependence theory, it presents a case study of German political parties and their transnational activities on the controversial EU military operation to combat human trafficking in the Mediterranean Sea, EU Naval Force Mediterranean. The article finds evidence for transnational information exchange and coordination among the opposition parties, radical left and the greens, but less so among the government party, social democrats. The degree of transnational party activities can be understood by not only the extent to which parties share a common view in the first place but also the different resour...
Existing literature has examined party positions on military interventions across various countries,...
The crises of core state power integration have produced two ideal-typical ideas of the EU polity. T...
Political parties learn from foreign incumbents, that is, parties abroad that won office. But does t...
This article examines cross-national coordination on foreign and security policy among political par...
This paper contributes to current debates on the politicization of international politics by examini...
This study examines processes of transnational alliance-building among political parties in the Euro...
This article examines an aspect of transnational activity that is often neglected, namely the transn...
The article deals with the potentials and limits of transnational party cooperation in the context o...
This article explores the historical and societal roots of transnational partisan foreign and securi...
In 2017, the far right populist, transnational movement “Generation Identity” (GI) embarked on an ac...
How political parties in the European Union coordinate beyond national borders with other parties of...
The positions of political parties in various foreign policy questions and how such ideological stan...
This paper posits the emergence of supranational partisan dynamics within the European Union (EU). T...
International cooperation of left parties has been developed in the 1860s due to the international a...
The German political foundations (politische Stiftungen) have played an important role facilitating ...
Existing literature has examined party positions on military interventions across various countries,...
The crises of core state power integration have produced two ideal-typical ideas of the EU polity. T...
Political parties learn from foreign incumbents, that is, parties abroad that won office. But does t...
This article examines cross-national coordination on foreign and security policy among political par...
This paper contributes to current debates on the politicization of international politics by examini...
This study examines processes of transnational alliance-building among political parties in the Euro...
This article examines an aspect of transnational activity that is often neglected, namely the transn...
The article deals with the potentials and limits of transnational party cooperation in the context o...
This article explores the historical and societal roots of transnational partisan foreign and securi...
In 2017, the far right populist, transnational movement “Generation Identity” (GI) embarked on an ac...
How political parties in the European Union coordinate beyond national borders with other parties of...
The positions of political parties in various foreign policy questions and how such ideological stan...
This paper posits the emergence of supranational partisan dynamics within the European Union (EU). T...
International cooperation of left parties has been developed in the 1860s due to the international a...
The German political foundations (politische Stiftungen) have played an important role facilitating ...
Existing literature has examined party positions on military interventions across various countries,...
The crises of core state power integration have produced two ideal-typical ideas of the EU polity. T...
Political parties learn from foreign incumbents, that is, parties abroad that won office. But does t...