South European Society and Politics

2010 - 2025

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Volume 27, issue 4, 2022

Southern Europe Managing the First Phase of the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Crucial Effect of Timing pp. 431-458

Susannah Verney, José Real-Dato and Juan Rodríguez-Teruel

Italy, the Sick Man of Europe: Policy Response, Experts and Public Opinion in the First Phase of Covid-19 pp. 459-485

Giulia Vicentini and Maria Tullia Galanti

The Limits of Power Concentration and Expert Knowledge in Emergency Management: Spain’s Government Response during the First Phase of the Covid-19 Pandemic pp. 487-519

Juan Rodríguez Teruel, Eloísa del Pino and José Real-Dato

A Portuguese Miracle: The Politics of the First Phase of Covid-19 in Portugal pp. 521-549

Patrícia Silva, Edna Costa and João Moniz

Regaining Trust: Evidence-Informed Policymaking during the First Phase of the Covid-19 Crisis in Greece pp. 551-576

Stella Ladi, Angelos Angelou and Dimitra Panagiotatou

Surviving the Covid-19 Pandemic under Right-wing Populist Rule: Turkey in the First Phase pp. 577-606

Özge Kemahlıoğlu and Oya Yeğen

Volume 27, issue 3, 2022

Radical-Right Surge in a Deinstitutionalised Party System: The 2022 Italian General Election pp. 329-357

Alessandro Chiaramonte, Vincenzo Emanuele, Nicola Maggini and Aldo Paparo

Back to the Post-Fascist Past or Landing in the Populist Radical Right? The Brothers of Italy Between Continuity and Change pp. 359-383

Leonardo Puleo and Gianluca Piccolino

Yet Another Populist Party? Understanding the Rise of Brothers of Italy pp. 385-405

Gianfranco Baldini, Filippo Tronconi and Davide Angelucci

The Italian Democratic Party at the Crossroad: Party Activism and the Middle-Level Élite pp. 407-429

Paola Bordandini, Carlo Baccetti and Laura Sartori

Volume 27, issue 2, 2022

Explaining Morality Policy Coalitions in Spanish Parliamentary Votes: The Interaction of the Church-State Conflict and Territorial Politics pp. 197-222

Margarita León, Manuel Alvariño and Llorenç Soler-Buades

Political Polarisation on Social Media: Competing Understandings of Democracy in Turkey pp. 223-251

Didem Türkoğlu, Meltem Odabaş, Doruk Tunaoglu and Mustafa Yavaş

Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: The Evolution of Democratic Digital Innovations in Podemos pp. 253-278

Marco Meloni and Fabio G. Lupato

Absolute and Benchmarked Economic Voting. A Subnational Perspective on a Decade of Elections in Southern Europe pp. 279-303

Marco Giuliani

‘Your Luck is Our Luck’: Covid-19, the Radical Right and Low Polarisation in the 2022 Portuguese Elections pp. 305-327

José Santana-Pereira and Elisabetta De Giorgi

Volume 27, issue 1, 2022

Affective Polarisation in Times of Political Instability and Conflict. Spain from a Comparative Perspective pp. 1-26

Mariano Torcal and Josep M. Comellas

Electoral Competition and Partisan Affective Polarisation in Spain pp. 27-50

Isabel Rodríguez, Diego Santamaría and Luis Miller

Territorial Polarisation after Radical Parties’ Breakthrough in Spain pp. 51-73

Amuitz Garmendia Madariaga and Pedro Riera

Media Diet and Polarisation: Evidence from Spain pp. 75-95

Albert Padró-Solanet and Joan Balcells

Twitter and Affective Polarisation: Following Political Leaders in Spain pp. 97-123

Javier Lorenzo-Rodríguez and Mariano Torcal

In-Party Like, Out-Party Dislike and Propensity to Vote in Spain pp. 125-146

Danilo Serani

Affective and Territorial Polarisation: The Impact on Vote Choice in Spain pp. 147-169

Toni Rodon

Partisan Sentiments and Political Trust: A Longitudinal Study of Spain pp. 171-196

Mariano Torcal and Emily Carty

Volume 26, issue 4, 2021

Societal Responses to Right-Wing Extremism: Antifascist Mobilisation against Golden Dawn in Greece pp. 437-464

Antonis Ellinas and Iasonas Lamprianou

Framing Gender through Affects: Antifeminism and Love in the Spanish Far Right (Vox) pp. 465-487

Alexandre Pichel-Vázquez and Begonya Enguix Grau

Embattled Ballots, Quiet Streets: Competitive Authoritarianism and Dampening Anti-Government Protests in Turkey pp. 489-515

Anıl Kahvecioğlu and Semih Patan

Higher Means Harder for Female Descriptive Representation? Women with Family Responsibilities and Party Primaries for Local, Regional and National Chambers in Spain pp. 517-540

Guillermo Cordero, Santiago Pérez-Nievas, Marta Paradés and Xavier Coller

Political Participation among Natives and Immigrants: Identity and Socio-economic Status within the Turkish Cypriot Electorate pp. 541-566

Enis Porat, Sertac Sonan and Omer Gokcekus

Volume 26, issue 3, 2021

Are All Populist Voters the Same? Institutional Distrust and the Five Star Movement in Italy pp. 303-327

Davide Angelucci and Davide Vittori

‘Enough’ of What? An Analysis of Chega’s Populist Radical Right Agenda pp. 329-353

Mariana S. Mendes

A Popular Mandate for Strongmen: What Public Opinion Data Reveals About Support for Executive Aggrandizement in Turkey, 1996-2018 pp. 355-382

Dean Schafer

Changing Preferences versus Issue Salience: The Political Success of Anti-immigration Parties in Italy pp. 383-411

Beatrice Magistro and Nicolas Wittstock

The Silent Electoral Earthquake in Cyprus: A Crisis of Political Representation pp. 413-436

Antonis A. Ellinas and Yiannos Katsourides

Volume 26, issue 2, 2021

The ‘Lost Generation’ and Its Political Discontents: Age-related Divides in Southern Europe after the Crisis pp. 133-151

Emmanouil Tsatsanis, Marco Lisi and André Freire

Trust, Satisfaction and Political Engagement during Economic Crisis: Young Citizens in Southern Europe pp. 153-179

Mario Quaranta, João Cancela, Irene Martín and Yannis Tsirbas

Has the Great Recession Shaped a Crisis Generation of Critical Citizens? Evidence from Southern Europe pp. 181-207

Gema García-Albacete and Javier Lorente

Generational and Ideological Gaps in Democratic Support: Seeds of Deconsolidation in Post-Crisis Southern Europe? pp. 209-237

Emmanouil Tsatsanis, Enrico Borghetto, André Freire and José Ramón Montero

Assessing the Impact of Age, Cohort and Period Effects on Partisanship and Support for Mainstream Parties: Evidence from Southern Europe pp. 239-270

Marco Lisi, Mario Quaranta, José Real-Dato and Emmanouil Tsatsanis

Age and Descriptive Representation in Southern Europe: The Impact of the Great Recession on National Parliaments pp. 271-301

André Freire, Andrea Pedrazzani, Emmanouil Tsatsanis, Xavier Coller and Paolo Segatti

Volume 26, issue 1, 2021

Defeating Populists: The Case of 2019 Istanbul Elections pp. 1-26

Seda Demiralp and Evren Balta

Who Is Patriarchal? The Correlates of Patriarchy in Turkey pp. 27-53

Burcu Ozdemir-Sarigil and Zeki Sarigil

Transnationalism and Welfare Chauvinism in Italy: Evidence from the 2018 Election Campaign pp. 55-82

Alessandro Pellegata and Francesco Visconti

Street-level Bureaucrats and Coping Mechanisms.The Unexpected Role of Italian Judges in Asylum Policy Implementation pp. 83-108

Cristina Dallara and Alice Lacchei

‘Social Media Help Me Distinguish between Truth and Lies’: News Consumption in the Polarised and Low-trust Media Landscape of Greece pp. 109-132

Antonis Kalogeropoulos, Lamprini Rori and Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou

Volume 25, issue 3-4, 2020

Polarisation in Southern Europe: Elites, Party Conflicts and Negative Partisanship pp. 257-284

Anna Bosco and Susannah Verney

Leader Polarisation: Conflict and Change in the Italian Political System pp. 285-315

Fabio Bordignon

Policy Polarisation in Italy: The Short and Conflictual Life of the ‘Government of Change’ (2018–2019) pp. 317-350

Nicolò Conti, Andrea Pedrazzani and Federico Russo

Looking for Affective Polarisation in Spain: PSOE and Podemos from Conflict to Coalition pp. 351-379

Lluís Orriols and Sandra León

Polarisation and Electoral Realignment: The Case of the Right-Wing Parties in Spain pp. 381-410

Juan Rodríguez-Teruel

Political Polarisation in Greece: The Prespa Agreement, Left/Right Antagonism and the Nationalism/Populism Nexus pp. 411-439

Athena Skoulariki

The Multiple Spanish Elections of April and May 2019: The Impact of Territorial and Left-right Polarisation pp. 441-474

Pablo Simón

Populism Put to the Polarisation Test: The 2019–20 Election Cycle in Italy pp. 475-501

Filippo Tronconi and Marco Valbruzzi

Two-partyism Reloaded: Polarisation, Negative Partisanship, and the Return of the Left-right Divide in the Greek Elections of 2019 pp. 503-532

Emmanouil Tsatsanis, Eftichia Teperoglou and Angelos Seriatos

Two-bloc Logic, Polarisation and Coalition Government: The November 2019 General Election in Spain pp. 533-563

Pablo Simón

Volume 25, issue 2, 2020

The Exceptional Case of Post-Bailout Portugal: A Comparative Outlook pp. 127-150

Elisabetta De Giorgi and José Santana-Pereira

How to Combine Public Spending with Fiscal Rigour? ‘Austerity by Stealth’ in Post-Bailout Portugal (2015-2019) pp. 151-178

Catherine Moury, Elisabetta De Giorgi and Pedro Barros

Party System Renewal or Business as Usual? Continuity and Change in Post-Bailout Portugal pp. 179-203

Marco Lisi, Edalina Rodrigues Sanches and Jayane dos Santos Maia

Demand without Supply? Populist Attitudes and Voting Behaviour in Post-Bailout Portugal pp. 205-228

José Santana-Pereira and João Cancela

In the Shadow of the ‘Government of the Left’: The 2019 Legislative Elections in Portugal pp. 229-255

Carlos Jalali, João Moniz and Patrícia Silva

Volume 25, issue 1, 2020

Between Domestic Learning and External Coercion: Budgeting and Fiscal Management Reform in Greece pp. 1-26

Calliope Spanou

Reforming Greece’s Tax Administration during the Financial Crisis: The Paradox of Power Asymmetry pp. 27-48

Dionyssis G. Dimitrakopoulos and Argyris G. Passas

Migration Crisis, Organised Crime and Domestic Politics in Italy: Unfolding the Interplay pp. 49-74

Iole Fontana

Migration and Healthcare Reforms in Spain: Symbolic Politics, Converging Outputs, Oppositions from the Field pp. 75-98

María Bruquetas-Callejo and Roberta Perna

Repression without Exception: A Study of Protest Bans during Turkey’s State of Emergency (2016-2018) pp. 99-125

Mert Arslanalp and T. Deniz Erkmen