Practise Of Politics Citations

Question 1

Clark, Golder and Golder (Principles of Comparative Government)

Answer 1

2017

Question 2

Samuels (Separation of Powers) in Oxford Handbook of Comparative Politics (eds Boix and Stokes)

Answer 2

2007

Question 3

Van Cranenburgh (Big Men Rule: presidential power, regime type and democracy in 30 African countries)

Answer 3

2008

Question 4

Lijphart (Patterns of Democracy: Government Forms and Performance in 36 Countries)

Answer 4

2012

Question 5

Sedelius and Aberg (Eastern Europe’s Semi Presidential Regimes)

Answer 5

2017

Question 6

Chaisty Cheeseman and Power (Rethinking the ‘presidentialsim debate’: conceptualizing coalitional politics in cross-regional perspective)

Answer 6

2014

Question 7

Elgie (The Classification of Democratic Regime Types: Conceptual Ambiguity and Contestable Assumptions)

Answer 7

1998

Question 8

Fish (Stronger Legislatures, Stronger Democracies)

Answer 8

2006

Question 9

Fish and Kroenig (The Handbook of National Legislatures: A Global Survey)

Answer 9

2009

Question 10

Schmitter and Karl (What democracy is and is not)

Answer 10

1991

Question 11

Collier and Levitsky (Democracy with Adjectives: Conceptual innovation in comparative research)

Answer 11

1997

Question 12

Gilbert and Mohseni (Beyond Authoritarianism: the conceptualization of hybrid regimes)

Answer 12

2011

Question 13

Rogenhofer and Panievsky (Antidemocratic populism in power: comparing Erdogan’s Turkey with Modi’s India and Netanyahu’s Israel

Answer 13

2020

Question 14

Dahl (Polyarchy: Participation and Opposition)

Answer 14

1971

Question 15

Dahl (What political institutions does large-scale democracy require?)

Answer 15

2005

Question 16

Magyar and Madlovics (The Anatomy of Post-Communist Regimes)

Answer 16

2020

Question 17

Boix, Miller and Rosato (A complete dataset of political regimes 1800-2007)

Answer 17

2013

Question 18

Schumpeter (Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy): strict dichotomous democracy def of free fair and frequent elections

Answer 18

1942

Question 19

Albertazzi and McDonnell (Sceptre and Spectre in Twenty-First Century Populism)

Answer 19

2008

Question 20

Pasquino (Populism and Democracy in Twenty-First Century populism)

Answer 20

2008

Question 21

Mastropaolo (Politics against Democracy in Twenty-first century populism)

Answer 21

2008

Question 22

Halikiopoulou et al (The paradox of nationalism)

Answer 22

2012

Question 23

Sobolewska and Ford (Brexitland)

Answer 23

2020

Question 24

Peters and Pierre (A typology of populism)

Answer 24

2020

Question 25

Norris and Inglehart (Cultural Backlash)

Answer 25

2019

Question 26

Mair (Party System change: approaches and interpretations)

Answer 26

1997

Question 27

Hagopian (Parties and Voters in Emerging Democracies)

Answer 27

2009

Question 28

Ahmed (Democracy and the Politics of electoral system choice, emerging electoral democracies)

Answer 28

2013

Question 29

Nikolenyi (Party System Institutionalization in India)

Answer 29

2014

Question 30

Enyedi and Bértoa (Party Systems: Types, Dimensions and Explanations)

Answer 30

2020

Question 31

Clarke et al. (Political Choice in Britain - ch2 Theories and Models of party support)

Answer 31

2004

Question 32

Letki (Do social divisions explain political choices? The case of Poland)

Answer 32

2013

Question 33

Van der Eijk et al (Elections and Voters)

Answer 33

2012

Question 34

Chandra (Counting heads: a theory of voter and elite behaviour in patronage democracies)

Answer 34

2007

Question 35

Stokes (Do Informal rules make democracy work)

Answer 35

2006

Question 36

Dalton and Wattenberg (Parties without partisans political change in advanced industrial democracies)

Answer 36

2000

Question 37

Dalton (Citizen politics: public opinion and political parties in advanced industrial democracies)

Answer 37

2019

Question 38

Shively Political Party definition + year

Answer 38

A group of officials or would be officials who are linked with a sizable group of citizens into an organization; a chief objective of this organizatiom is to ensure that officials attain power and are maintained in power 2001

Question 39

Sartori party system definition + year

Answer 39

A party system is a system of interaction resulting from inter-party competition. That is, the system in question bears on the relatedness of parties to each other, on how each party is a function of the other parties and reacts competitively or otherwise, to the other parties 1976

Question 40

Lipset and Rokkan (freezing hypothesis)

Answer 40

1967

Question 41

Linz: presidentialism facilitated breakdown of democracy

Answer 41

1990

Question 42

Siaroff (variation in power of executive means semi-presidential as a category should be rejected)

Answer 42

2003