Titlebook: Agenda Dynamics in Spain; Laura Chaqués-Bonafont,Anna M. Palau,Frank R. Baum Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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Ojo Melvin Agunbiade,Akanni Ibukun Akinyemian intense and highly controversial debate has raged about the territorial distribution of power, and this debate has consistently been at the core of differences among Spaniards both within and beyond the parliamentary arena. Spanish citizens and political elites have opposing ways of thinking abou

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Ojo Melvin Agunbiade,Akanni Ibukun Akinyemi generated intense or highly politicized debate in Spain. Indeed, one of the main characteristics of the Spanish case is that party conflict over European integration and extreme euroskeptical parties are absent (Closa and Heywood, 2004; Arregui, 2007; Díez Medrano, 1995, 2003, 2007; Morata, 1998, 2

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Fisnik Morina,Vlora Berisha,Kastriot Idrizajiefs. These are highly stable because they are based on strong conceptions of right and wrong; people do not change their moral views on a whim, especially on an issue such as this where the Catholic Church plays an important role. Although abortion has predominantly been discussed in moral terms, t

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Uma Shankar Yadav,Kiran Sood,Simon Grimaon to democracy. Spain has moved from a newly democratic state to a well-established democracy characterized by a far-reaching welfare state. At the same time, a “normally functioning” democracy should not be read to mean a perfect one. Increased party polarization, a decreasing role of the legislat

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Policy Dynamics in Democratic Spain of policy dynamics and provide a new set of tools for qualitative and quantitative studies of Spanish politics and public policy throughout the period of democratic governance. To do that we follow the policy-dynamics approach. This means that we focus not only on policy preferences and institution

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Data and Methodstest our hypotheses. First, we explain how the data was collected and coded to generate the longest known data series developed in Spain for the analysis of agenda dynamics. Second, we give a general overview of these databases using three commonly used indicators in agenda-setting literature — the