Handbook of Comparative Political Institutions
Edited by Adrian Vatter and
Rahel Freiburghaus
in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing
Abstract:
This comprehensive Handbook presents a broad range of theoretical, methodological and empirical perspectives on the comparative study of political institutions. Exploring cutting-edge developments in the field, it provides new insight into the significant diversity and impact of political institutions across space and time. This title contains one or more Open Access chapters.
Keywords: Politics; and; Public; Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
ISBN: 9781803929088
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch 1 Introduction: past, present, and future of the comparative study of political institutions , pp 1-21
- Adrian Vatter and Rahel Freiburghaus
- Ch 2 Classical institutional theories and institutional change , pp 23-35
- Markus Hinterleitner, Fritz Sager and Kathleen Thelen
- Ch 3 An interpretive perspective on political institutions , pp 36-50
- Mark Bevir
- Ch 4 Qualitative-comparative, set-theoretic and case-based methods , pp 51-64
- Claudius Wagemann
- Ch 5 Politometrics: quantitative methods , pp 65-86
- Josep M. Colomer
- Ch 6 Experiments in and on political institutions , pp 87-103
- Enrico Antonio Bonto La Viña and Lauren E. Young
- Ch 7 Textual data, data collection, and (computational) data analysis , pp 104-119
- John D. Wilkerson
- Ch 8 Data and data sets , pp 120-133
- Rahel Freiburghaus
- Ch 9 Electoral systems and the personal vote , pp 135-151
- Jorge M. Fernandes, Yael Shomer and Matthew S. Shugart
- Ch 10 Party (system) institutionalization and the institutions of democratic polities , pp 154-173
- Herbert P. Kitschelt and Philipp Rehm
- Ch 11 Democratic governance and the institutionalization of interest group representation , pp 174-192
- Jan Beyers and William Maloney
- Ch 12 Social movements , pp 193-204
- Marco Giugni and Maria Grasso
- Ch 13 Digital media and digital media systems , pp 205-214
- Laia Castro and Sina Blassnig
- Ch 14 Political executives , pp 215-231
- Rudy B. Andeweg (†)
- Ch 15 Bureaucracy and public administrations , pp 232-247
- B. Guy Peters
- Ch 16 Legislatures and legislative behaviour , pp 248-262
- Hanna Bäck and Marc Debus
- Ch 17 Bicameralism , pp 263-275
- Sean Mueller
- Ch 18 Direct democracy , pp 276-293
- David Altman
- Ch 19 Deliberative mini-publics , pp 294-309
- Kimmo Grönlund and Maija Setälä
- Ch 20 Federalism and federal systems , pp 310-324
- Nathalie Behnke and Arthur Benz
- Ch 21 Regional political institutions , pp 325-343
- Arjan H. Schakel and Alexander Verdoes
- Ch 22 Judiciary and judicial behaviour , pp 347-361
- Lee Epstein, Urška Šadl and Keren Weinshall
- Ch 23 Constitutions and the rule of law , pp 362-377
- Astrid Lorenz
- Ch 24 Development and decline of democracies: the role of institutional factors , pp 379-394
- Carl Henrik Knutsen and Jan Teorell
- Ch 25 How forms of government shape models of democracy and their vulnerability to backsliding , pp 395-409
- Steffen Ganghof
- Ch 26 Power concentration and power diffusion: a new typology of political-institutional patterns of democracy , pp 410-428
- Julian Bernauer and Adrian Vatter
- Ch 27 Political institutions and public policy , pp 429-450
- Christoph Knill, Yves Steinebach and Xavier Fernández-i-Marín
- Ch 28 Political institutions and economic development , pp 451-466
- Jacob G. Hariri and Mogens K. Justesen
- Ch 29 Political institutions and the corruption of politics , pp 467-482
- Oksana Huss, Alice Mattoni and Fernanda Odilla
- Ch 30 Political institutions and political support , pp 483-499
- Julian Erhardt and Markus Freitag
- Ch 31 Is there an institutional theory of comparative politics? Can there be? , pp 501-513
- B. Guy Peters
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