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Movements and Parties, Movements as Parties

Citizenship
Democracy
European Politics
Political Participation
Political Parties
Political Theory
Political Sociology
Party Members
P236
Jonathan White
The London School of Economics & Political Science

Building: Jean-Brillant, Floor: 4, Room: B-4340

Friday 09:00 - 10:40 EDT (28/08/2015)

Abstract

Some of the more vital forces in contemporary European democracy lie at the intersection of parties and movements. Practices of co-ordination between the two, or the transformation of one into the other, are to be seen in several countries alongside familiar patterns of mutual distrust and competition. This panel examines the nature of these relations more closely, asking what they tell us about the character of political representation in Europe today, as well as what they imply for the evolution of partisanship and movement activism. Both empirical and theoretical papers are welcome.

Title Details
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Representation of the Member States in EU Agencies View Paper Details
Occupy#PD and Occupy#CHP: Movement Politics within Political Parties View Paper Details
The Party Reinvented View Paper Details
Movements vs. Parties? A Classification of Possible Interactions View Paper Details