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Party funding is one of the key party organisational resources, but at the same time it has been associated with public distrust of political parties. This panel brings together papers that explore different patterns of private and public party funding, as well as party organisational change. Political finance is examined through the prism of the changing relationship between parties and the state, and as a mechanism of political transparency. Papers in this panel also examine successful and failed reform attempts in party finance transparency regulation as well as its effects on political elite renewal and institutional consolidation.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Rethinking the Relationships between Political Parties and the State | View Paper Details |
| New Linkage-New Costs? The Funding and Regulation of Primaries in European Parties | View Paper Details |
| Why Change the Rules of the Game? Factors Determining Success in Party Finance Transparency Reforms | View Paper Details |
| Political Party Financing and Elite Renewal in Post-Communist Democracies: A Comparative Study of Moldova and Ukraine | View Paper Details |
| 'Everything under Heaven is in Utter Chaos'. A Comparative Perspective on Party Funding in Western Europe | View Paper Details |