In this dissertation I argue that citizens use ideology as an heuristic tool that allows them to compensate for their lack of information about complex political issues. In this regard, I intend to verify empirically a hierarchical model of ideology through the examination of two ideological orientations that have been used to explain the political cleavage of industrial and post-industrial societies: the left-right and the materialist-postmaterialist dimensions. The study is conducted in four countries.
This article analyzes the relationship between clientelism and citizens' political orientation in La...
In this volume leading international scholars elaborate upon the central issues of the analysis of i...
Coalition governments in presidential settings have come to be accepted as an ordinary fact of polit...
In this dissertation I argue that citizens use ideology as an heuristic tool that allows them to com...
This dissertation addresses a question central to politics: whether the ideological orientation of t...
The 1990s saw a shift to the left in Latin American politics. However, there no studies comprehensiv...
Published online: 10 June 2022The degree to which party systems are ideologically and programmatical...
Do Latin American citizens share a common conception of the ideological left–right distinction? And ...
This dissertation proposes a variation in motivations for voting for left and right populist parties...
What is the concept of liberalism? Despite being a conceptually contested term, political parties st...
This dissertation is comprised of three papers that explore the governance challenges of left-wing ...
Abstract The article tests the effect of ideology on the attitude of Latin American countries toward...
Are leftist parties the beneficiaries of the failure of market-oriented economic reforms in Latin Am...
In this paper, I use joint scaling methods and similar items from three large-scale surveys to place...
Does Latin America’s left turn matter in media politics? Has ideology any impact on governments’ pra...
This article analyzes the relationship between clientelism and citizens' political orientation in La...
In this volume leading international scholars elaborate upon the central issues of the analysis of i...
Coalition governments in presidential settings have come to be accepted as an ordinary fact of polit...
In this dissertation I argue that citizens use ideology as an heuristic tool that allows them to com...
This dissertation addresses a question central to politics: whether the ideological orientation of t...
The 1990s saw a shift to the left in Latin American politics. However, there no studies comprehensiv...
Published online: 10 June 2022The degree to which party systems are ideologically and programmatical...
Do Latin American citizens share a common conception of the ideological left–right distinction? And ...
This dissertation proposes a variation in motivations for voting for left and right populist parties...
What is the concept of liberalism? Despite being a conceptually contested term, political parties st...
This dissertation is comprised of three papers that explore the governance challenges of left-wing ...
Abstract The article tests the effect of ideology on the attitude of Latin American countries toward...
Are leftist parties the beneficiaries of the failure of market-oriented economic reforms in Latin Am...
In this paper, I use joint scaling methods and similar items from three large-scale surveys to place...
Does Latin America’s left turn matter in media politics? Has ideology any impact on governments’ pra...
This article analyzes the relationship between clientelism and citizens' political orientation in La...
In this volume leading international scholars elaborate upon the central issues of the analysis of i...
Coalition governments in presidential settings have come to be accepted as an ordinary fact of polit...