Incumbent politicians can use parliamentary behaviour to generate a'personal vote':
electoral support attracted to an individual candidate rather than their party label. This …

According to the personalization hypothesis, voters' attention is shifting away from collective
entities like political parties to individual candidates. As attitudes towards candidates are …

This paper aims to analyze social cleavage change in the presidential and parliamentary
elections. The 2019 presidential and parliamentary elections in Indonesia differed from the …

The purpose of our paper is to explore the gendered double-bind in political communication.
Research by argumentation scholars and others point to a double standard in media …

This doctoral thesis contains four empirical studies analysing the personal accountability of
prime ministers and the electoral presidentialisation of parliamentary elections in European …

When do radical parties gain support? Previous studies cite the importance of economic
hardship and mainstream party ideological convergence. Responding to earlier inconsistent …