Position, selective emphasis and framing : How parties deal with a second dimension in competition

Elias, Anwen; Szöcsik, Edina; Zuber, Christina Isabel

Position, selective emphasis and framing : How parties deal with a second dimension in competition

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Date

2015

Authors

Elias, Anwen

Szöcsik, Edina

Zuber, Christina Isabel

Publication type

Journal article

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Published

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Party Politics ; 21 (2015), 6. - pp. 839-850. - ISSN 1354-0688. - eISSN 1460-3683

Abstract

This Special Issue aims to (1) theorise party strategies in multi-dimensional policy spaces; and (2) apply the theory to party competition in multinational democracies characterised by a salient territorial dimension alongside a more established economic dimension. The introductory article brings together recent contributions treating spatial and salience theories as compatible and policy spaces as two-dimensional to propose four party strategies that can be ranked from one- to two-dimensional competitive behaviour: uni-dimensionality, blurring, subsuming, and two- dimensionality. The remaining contributions operationalise these strategies and draw on a variety of data sources ranging from manifestos to parliamentary bill proposals and expert surveys to describe when and explore why parties use these strategies in competition, focusing on patterns of party competition in multinational democracies, selected as typical cases of multi-dimensional competition.

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320 Politics

Keywords

Ethnoregionalist parties, mainstream parties, multi-national democracies, party competition, party strategy

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ELIAS, Anwen, Edina SZÖCSIK, Christina Isabel ZUBER, 2015. Position, selective emphasis and framing : How parties deal with a second dimension in competition. In: Party Politics. 21(6), pp. 839-850. ISSN 1354-0688. eISSN 1460-3683. Available under: doi: 10.1177/1354068815597572

BibTex

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  title={Position, selective emphasis and framing : How parties deal with a second dimension in competition},
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  volume={21},
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  journal={Party Politics},
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