Titlebook: Continuity and Change of Party Democracies in Europe; Sebastian Bukow,Uwe Jun Book 2020 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, part of Spring

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Why Parties Narrow Their Representative Profile: Evidence from Six European Democracies,constituencies they represent). This strategy has been neglected in the party literature, which is mainly focused on the adoption of catch-all strategies among mainstream parties or the tendency to stick to core issues among niche parties. In this paper, we develop a theoretical framework that inclu

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The Limits of Cartelization: Can Parties Cope with Vulnerability?,ocial and political environment in which access to vital resources is no longer safe. In this contribution, I will use the perspectives offered by the cartel party thesis for gaining insights into recent developments in party politics. Has party adaptation rescued parties from the threats of vulnera

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,What ‘Moves’ Party Systems in Times of Crisis?,tent the Euro crisis has ‘moved’ party systems to more Eurosceptic positions and whether it has affected the systemic salience of the European integration issue. We argue that worsening economic conditions have directly affected party competition on European integration, but that party systems have

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More or Less Vulnerable?,ties whose domination of electoral politics used to be taken for granted, along with an increase in votes going to more radical, populist contenders—most (but not all) of them on the anti-immigrant right. These two changes are widely assumed to be linked. Yet the potential impact of the populist rad