Titlebook: Regional and National Elections in Western Europe; Territoriality of th Régis Dandoy (Postdoctoral Researcher),Arjan H. Sc Book 2013 Palgra

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,France: Regional Elections as ‘Third-Order’ Elections?,n presidential and legislative elections. The scientific coverage of the regional level of government even reached a low point in 2010. Contrary to what had previously occurred, there were no special issue of the . and no book. devoted to the 2010 regional elections. The only analyses consisted of s

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Greece: Five Typical Second-Order Elections despite Significant Electoral Reform,the recent introduction of elections for the regional tier. There are four levels of administration in Greece: local, prefectural, regional and central government. For a long period in its electoral history, Greece had only two types of election: local and general. The officials in each of the two m

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Spain: The Persistence of Territorial Cleavages and Centralism of the Popular Party,ss of regionalization began 35 years ago, in 1978, with the proclamation of the Spanish Constitution, which recognized the ‘right to autonomy of the nationalities and regions which make up the Spanish state’ (Art. 2). Currently, Spain is one of the most decentralized countries in Europe. Regional go

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