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- Hagevi, Magnus, 1965-, et al.
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Party based conflict in national parliaments
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In: Nordic Political Science Conference in Odense 8-11 augusti 2017. - Odense : Nordic Political Science Association.
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- Hagevi, Magnus, 1965-
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After secularization: Does sacralization changes political opinion?
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In: ECPR Lisbon 2009. - Lisbon : ISCTE. ; , s. 1-24
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Conference paper (other academic/artistic)abstract
- Modernization theory assumes, more or less, an ongoing secularization until hardly no religion is left. But what happen after secularization, when the state is secularized and the religious sentiment of the population do not decrease any more? In Sweden – inhabited of one of the most secularized and Post-Materialist population of the world – religious values are perceived as more important among the youngest generations than among the “baby boomers” born in 1940s and 1950s. Does this sacralization affect political opinion? The study uses survey data on the Swedish population 15-85 years of age conducted in 1986-2006. The tentative answer to the question indicates that sacralization is related to some changes in Post-Material opinions, but does not imply major changes in Material opinion.
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- Hagevi, Magnus, 1965-, et al.
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Changed Policy Congruence Between Political Parties and Voters? : A Comparative Study of Seven Party Systems in Western Europe
- 2018
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In: ECPR General Conference. ; , s. 1-19
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- This study is about changed policy congruence between voters and political parties in seven party system in Western Europe. To investigate change, this paper includes policy congruence between voters and political parties during five decades starting in the 1970s. According to scholars of political parties, especially advocates of the cartel thesis such as Katz and Mair, representative democracy in Western Europe is in an ever-widening crisis since the links between citizens and political parties are broken. By comparing unique data of the actual LeftRight and GAL-TAN positions in the election manifestos of 70 West European parties with corresponding views among their voters, this study argues that the crisis of representation is largely exaggerated. Instead, the policy congruence between current parties and voters, on left-right as well as gal-tan issues, tend to be at least as good as the time before the alleged crisis of representation started.
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- Hagevi, Magnus, 1965-, et al.
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Fragmentation and Ideological Stretch within European Party Systems in Established Democracies : A First Draft
- 2018
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In: Swedish Political Science Association (SWEPSA) Annual Meeting. ; , s. 1-17
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- This paper is about a relation between party fragmentation and ideological distance between parties in 18 European party systems in established democracies during six decades, starting in the 1950s. The study aims to answer this basic question: Does a high degree of party fragmentation tend to increase the ideological stretch within European party systems in established democracies? To determine ideological distances between parties, we study the Manifesto Project Database (MPD). To gauge party fragmentation, we use data from election results in established European democracies reported in the Comparative Political Dataset (CPD). Our preliminary findings suggest that high party fragmentation tend to lead to large ideological stretch within party systems on the Left-Right dimension, but not on the GAL-TAN dimension.
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