Innovations, reinvented politics and representative democracy /
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| Language: | English |
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group,
2020.
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| Series: | Democratization studies.
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Table of Contents:
- Do political innovations matter? Representative democracy at a crossroads / Agnès Alexandre-Collier, Alexandra Goujon and Guillaume Gourgues
- A new political elite in France : the end of professionalization? / Dominique Andolfatto
- Does party democracy impact American politics? The rise of the amateur Republican during the 2016 US presidential cycle / François Vergniolle De Chantal
- Primary elections for party leadership in Italy : a democratic innovation? / Giulia Sandri, Antonella Seddone and Fabio Sozzi
- Experimenting with open non-partisan primaries : LaPrimaire.org (2016-2017) / Rémi Lefebvre
- An undying breed? The electoral mobilization of supporters' networks by the Conservative and Labour Parties in the UK / Agnès Alexandre-Collier and Emmanuelle Avril
- Political innovation and democratic participation within Podemos in Spain / Mathieu Petithomme
- A 'popular democracy' without people? Citizens' distant support for 'participatory governance' in a French town / Guillaume Gourgues and Clément Mabi
- Privatizing or renewing politics? Para-partisan groups in the United States / Alix Meyer
- Experimenting local civic activism in Ukraine : the case study of strong communities / Alexandra Goujon
- Tweeting back : innovative political contestation in viral posts on twitter during the 2017 French presidential elections / Alex Frame and Gilles Brachotte
- Can big data reinvigorate political participation? The case of the French presidential electoral campaign in 2017 / Anaïs Théviot
- The digital mobilization of the discord community supporting Jean-Luc Mélenchon's La France Insoumise and Beppe Grillo's Five Stars Movement / Paola Sedda
- Conclusion: Lessons to draw from the comparison / Anika Gauja.