The Europeanization of national political parties : power and organizational adaptation
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The Europeanization of national political parties : power and organizational adaptation
（Routledge advances in European politics, [45]）
Routledge, 2007
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Other editors: Nicholas Aylott, Elisabeth Carter, Robert Ladrech and Kurt Richard Luther
Includes index
収録内容
- European integration and internal party dynamics / Elisabeth Carter, Kurt Richard Luther and Thomas Poguntke
- Structural adjustment and incumbent elite empowerment : Austrian parties adaptation to European integration / Kurt Richard Luther
- Government change, organizational continuity : the limited Europeanization of British political parties / Elisabeth Carter and Robert Ladrech
- Continuity amidst political system change : why French party organization remains immune to EU adaptive pressures / Robert Ladrech
- Europeanization in a consensual environment? : German political parties and the European Union / Thomas Poguntke
- European integration and Spanish parties : elite empowerment amidst limited adaptation / Luis Ramiro and Laura Morales
- A long, slow march to Europe : the Europeanization of Swedish political parties / Nicholas Aylott
- Some Things change, a lot stays the same : comparing the country studies / Nicholas Aylott, Laura Morales and Luis Ramiro
- Europeanization and national party organization : limited but appropriate adaptation? / Robert Ladrech
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This is a detailed exploration of how national political parties have responded to the increasing relevance of European governance.
The Europeanization of National Political Parties is the first empirical study to examine the effects of the European Union on the internal organizational dynamics of national political parties. It draws on the results of a major, cross-national project and is based on documentary analysis and some 150 interviews with senior party actors in six EU member states: Austria, Britain, France, Germany, Spain and Sweden.
Situated in the context of the debate on Europeanization, the contributors illustrate that national political parties have been surprisingly well equipped to handle the challenges of the increasing importance of multi-level governance in Europe. Following a rigorous analytical framework, the country studies examine thirty relevant political parties and systematically address a clearly defined set of empirical questions. The volume ends with two comparative chapters that analyze the findings from a cross-national perspective and that offer theoretical insights into the problems of party government amid increasing European integration.
This text will appeal to all those researching in the fields of European studies, political science and comparative politics.
目次
1. European Integration and Internal Party Dynamics 2. Structural Adjustment and Incumbent Elite Empowerment: Austrian Parties' Adaptation to European Integration 3. Government Change, Organizational Continuity: The Limited Europeanization of British Political Parties 4. Continuity Amidst Political System Change: Why French Party Organization Remains Immune to EU Adaptive Pressures 5. Europeanization in a Consensual Environment? German Political Parties and the European Union 6. European Integration and Spanish Parties: Elite Empowerment Amidst Limited Adaptation 7. A Long, Slow March to Europe: The Europeanization of Swedish Political Parties 8. Some Things Change, A Lot Stays the Same: Comparing the Country Studies 9. Europeanization and National Party Organization: Limited but Appropriate Adaptation?
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