The presidentialization of political parties : organizations, institutions and leaders / edited by Gianluca Passarelli.
This book considers why the level of party presidentialization varies from one country to another, and how constitutional structures and party genetics affect both the level and the degree it is present. Presenting an international collection of case studies from the US, Latin America, Australia, Ja...
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Party's Genetic Features: the Missing Link in the Presidentialization of Political Parties; Gianluca Passarelli
- 2. The Presidentialization of Parties in Chile: Coalitions and the Electoral System Connection; Peter M. Siavelis and Bonnie N. Field
- 3. A Weak Party System, but Presidentialized Political Parties: The Case of Brazil; Felipe Nunes and Carlos Ranulfo Melo
- 4. The Presidentialization of American Political Parties: What's New under the Sun?; Sergio Fabbrini and Edoardo Bressanelli
- 5. Presidentialization of Dominant Parties in France; Carole Bachelot and Florence Haegel
- 6. Poland: Presidentialization of Parties in a Young Democracy; Cristina Bucur and Iain McMenamin
- 7. Party Presidentialization and Weak Institutionalization in Ukraine; Thomas Sedelius
- 8. The Presidentialization of Party Politics in the United Kingdom; Richard Hayton and Timothy Heppell
- 9. The Presidentialization of Political Parties in Australia?; Anika Gauja
- 10. Presidentialization of Political Parties in the Federal Republic of Germany; Charles Lees
- 11. Japan: Partial Presidentialization of Parties?; Ellis S. Krauss and Robert Pekkanen
- 12. Italy: the Absence of Party Presidentialization; Oreste Massari
- 13. Presidentialization of Political Parties? Why, When, Where; Gianluca Passarelli.