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Saturday 11:00 - 12:40 CEST (09/09/2017)
Why do parties focus on the issues that they do? This panel addresses the causes of stability and change in political parties’ policy positions as well as the emergence of new issues in their strategic policy toolkit. Papers in this panel examine a number of factors that allow us to understand how political parties capture and address different policy issues, including the issue yield model that theorises how different parties perceive electoral risks and opportunities; the role of party structural transformations such as organisational change; party electoral support; government status; and new communications strategies.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| How Parties Frame their Issues: Frame Ownership vs. Frame Diversity | View Paper Details |
| Issue Yield and Party System Change: How Parties Integrate New Issues | View Paper Details |
| Party Policy Change in Central and Eastern Europe | View Paper Details |
| What kind of Stability? The Survival of Parties and the Programmatic Structure of Party Competition in four Eastern European Countries | View Paper Details |
| How Political Parties use Twitter as a Tool to Highlight Owned Issues. Empirical Evidence from the 2015 Election to the British House of Commons | View Paper Details |