Titlebook: Democratizing Candidate Selection; New Methods, Old Rec Guillermo Cordero,Xavier Coller Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-903-3onstitutional flux where gender and constitutional reform have been closely intertwined. Alongside, the constitutional change has developed a ‘new’ politics, derived from democratic renewal (especially devolution in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland post-1997). This has created conditions for a r

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-903-3ts extension to semi-presidential democracies, and then it turns to four usually uncovered and relevant topics on the effects of implementing inclusive methods on candidate selection—the use of the Internet and its potential to foster or undermine oligarchic tensions in parties; the analysis of MPs

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The Challenges of Inclusive Intra-party Selection Methodslusive methods, often labelled as “primaries”, is at least partly a response to declining party membership and growing public disaffection towards party politics. While this democratization of intra-party affairs has the potential to enhance democratic values such as participation, competitiveness a

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Selecting Presidential Candidates in European Semi-presidential Democraciesirements and information on presidential candidates in Europe’s 17 semi-presidential democracies. It then provides a detailed analysis of party processes in five countries (France, Romania, Poland, Portugal, and Ireland) in order to evaluate whether the 2008 economic crisis triggered more participat

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