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This panel examines party behaviour in elections. How do parties try to differentiate themselves from their competitors? What kind of electoral campaigns do they run? What role does the media play in elections? Does the mass media accurately reflect a party’s programmatic profile, or distort it? This panel not only looks at the election itself, but also addresses the periods before and after elections. How do parties decide who is allowed to run in the elections? And what conclusions and consequences do parties draw from their electoral performance?
| Title | Details |
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| Who runs on the top of party lists? Determinants of candidates’ list positions in the 2013 German Bundestag election | View Paper Details |
| Northern Blues: Changes in Structural Determinants of Conservative Party Support in Northern English Cities, 1945 - 2003 | View Paper Details |
| Party Support for Direct Democracy: Strategic Reactions of Sore Losers in the Electoral Game? | View Paper Details |
| How do Politicians in the UK use Twitter? | View Paper Details |
| The 2016 Local Elections in Italy: The Communication of the Parties the Role of the Media | View Paper Details |