Titlebook: Political Power in Spain; The Multiple Divides Xavier Coller,Antonio M. Jaime-Castillo,Fabiola Mo Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) a

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The Organization of Spain: Ideology, Territory and Representation in the State of Autonomies,gional MPs regarding issues related with the territorial model of the State. Second, it tests a series of hypotheses on what factors may account for the internal (within-party) variation in preferences on the territorial organization of the State among MPs of the two most important statewide parties, PP and PSOE.

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Herpetologist

Gender and Parliament: The Impact of the Political Presence of Women,ocial issues. Concerning representational styles, female MPs are found to connect more often than male MPs to civil society organizations but they are not considered to make parliamentary practices more consensual and less aggressive.

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Professionalization and Parliamentary Careers,e other way around. However, in territories with distinct party systems, the career paths of Spanish parliament and autonomous parliament representatives do not show a territorial hierarchy but territorial specialization.

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Parliamentary Groups and Institutional Context,rliamentary groups is concentrated in the professional politicians who have developed their career within the parties, preventing professionals from other fields from accessing positions of power. At the same time, women have fewer probabilities than men of accessing positions of leadership in the parliamentary groups.

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旧病复发

Parliaments and the European Union, the analysis shows that the relationship between the EU and Spanish parliamentarians is based on a so-called “permissive consensus”: Spanish parliamentarians are aware of the benefits and relevance of the EU, but the dynamics of Spanish politics remain clearly national and regional.

Regurgitation

The Distant Politician?,e chapter also provides information about how MPs perceive political disaffection, the path they follow to get into parliament, the functioning of parliaments and the attitudes of MPs toward multilevel government.

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