Bravado
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Greece and the al and European) to analyse and explain the shifts in voter behaviour as well as the organizational and ideological reconfiguration going on in the progressive area of the political spectrum in Greece. I argue that given the longevity of PASOK in office and the decisive role it has played in shaping
In-Situ
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Conclusion. Their campaigns were very much national campaigns in the sense that while in their communications a focus on EU-related issues was present, the parties’ goals in the elections had mainly to do with their national-level standing. There were no obvious signs of cross-national coordination of the cam
议程
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Fraudulent
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978-3-030-54543-7The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerl
Oafishness
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chapel
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HUMP
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,Thesenförmige Zusammenfassung, of social democracy. The chapter places this relationship in the context of the broader political economy of Europe. It argues that social democratic parties were initially slightly wary of integration, for both ideological and national reasons. But as social democratic parties became regular parti
RODE
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-16077-9ation process? To what extent has the socialist parties’ adherence to the European project transformed their electoral constituency? How has the socio-demographic composition of the social-democratic electorates changed in recent decades? Analysing data from three different sources—(a) elections; (b
depreciate
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SMART
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-5575-9rticulated a left-wing integrationist agenda at EU level. Such an agenda is indeed emerging in the PES’ manifestos, combining support for European integration with increased criticism of austerity and an espousal of an alternative ‘growth’ agenda, focussed on social rights, environmentalism and femi