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COM.ONIXSUITE.9782800415130 03 01 EUB 01 SKU 1513 02 2800415134 03 9782800415130 15 9782800415130 BC 02 13786571 <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText>Science politique</TitleText> B09 Pascal Delwit Delwit, Pascal Pascal Delwit <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText>Party Membership in Europe</TitleText> <Subtitle>Exploration into the anthills of party politics</Subtitle> 01 GCOI 74530100525460 1 B01 Émilie van Haute van Haute, Émilie Émilie van Haute Émilie Van Haute est professeure de recherche Francqui à SciencePo ULB (centre d'étude de la vie politique - Cevipol). Ses recherches portent sur les partis politiques, la participation et la représentation politiques, les élections et la démocratie, avec une expertise spécifique sur la Belgique et sur Bruxelles. 06 Cevipol https://cevipol.centresphisoc.ulb.be/fr/user/428 42 Twitter https://twitter.com/Emilie_vanHaute 2 A32 Oscar Barberà Barberà, Oscar Oscar Barberà 3 A32 Astrid Barrio Barrio, Astrid Astrid Barrio Astrid Barrio enseigne les sciences politiques à l'Universitat de València. 06 Universitat de València https://www.uv.es/uvweb/college/en/profile-1285950309813.html?p2=asbalo&idA=true 4 A32 Pascal Delwit Delwit, Pascal Pascal Delwit Pascal Delwit is Professor of Political Science at the Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), where he conducts his research at the Centre d'étude de la vie politique – CEVIPOL. Author of numerous contributions on European political life, he is regularly invited to analyse and comment on the political transformations occurring in Europe. 42 Academia https://ulb.academia.edu/PascalDelwit 42 Twitter https://twitter.com/PDelwit 42 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pascal.delwit 42 Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/pascaldelwit/ 42 Research Gate https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Pascal-Delwit 06 Cevipol https://cevipol.centresphisoc.ulb.be/fr/membres?f%5B0%5D=membership%3A435 5 A32 Florence Haegel Haegel, Florence Florence Haegel Florence Haegel est professeure de science politique à SciencesPo. Elle a notamment publié Les Droites en fusion. Transformations de l'UMP (Paris, Presses de SciencesPo, 2013) et co-dirigé avec Olivier Fillieule, Camille Hamidi et Vincent Tiberj, Sociologie plurielle des comportements politiques: Je vote, tu contestes, elle cherche… (Paris, Presses de SciencesPo, 2017). 06 SciencesPo https://www.sciencespo.fr/centre-etudes-europeennes/fr/chercheur/florence-haegel 6 A32 Alexandra Ionascu Ionascu, Alexandra Alexandra Ionascu 7 A32 Pat Lyons Lyons, Pat Pat Lyons 8 A32 Sofie Marien Marien, Sofie Sofie Marien Sofie Marien est professeure-assistante à l'Université d’Amsterdam et chercheure au Center for Citizenship and Democracy de la KU Leuven. Dans ses recherches, elle étudie les questions relatives à la confiance dans la politique, à la participation des citoyens et à l’opinion publique. Ses travaux ont notamment été publiés dans Political Studies, European Sociological Review, Political Research Quarterly, European Societies et Electoral Studies. 9 A32 Teun Pauwels Pauwels, Teun Teun Pauwels 10 A32 Robin T. Pettitt Pettitt, Robin T. Robin T. Pettitt 11 A32 Ellen Quintelier Quintelier, Ellen Ellen Quintelier 12 A32 Juan Rodríguez Teruel Rodríguez Teruel, Juan Juan Rodríguez Teruel Juan Rodríguez Teruel est professeur de science politique à l'Universitat de València. 23 Juan Rodríguez Teruel https://juanrote.blogs.uv.es/ 06 Universitat de València https://www.uv.es/uvweb/college/en/profile-1285950309813.html?p2=juanrote&idA=true 42 Academia https://uv.academia.edu/jrt 42 Google Scholar https://scholar.google.es/citations?user=sB2Q_6QAAAAJ&hl=es 13 A32 Giulia Sandri Sandri, Giulia Giulia Sandri Giulia Sandri est maître de conférences à l'École européenne de Sciences politiques et sociales (ESPOL) de l'Université catholique de Lille et collaboratrice scientifique à l’Université Libre de Bruxelles (CEVIPOL). 14 A32 Sorina Soare Soare, Sorina Sorina Soare Sorina Soare est docteure en science politique de l'Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB). Elle est l'auteure de plusieurs contributions consacrées aux mutations politiques dans les pays d'Europe centrale et orientale. 15 A32 Émilie van Haute van Haute, Émilie Émilie van Haute Émilie Van Haute est professeure de recherche Francqui à SciencePo ULB (centre d'étude de la vie politique - Cevipol). Ses recherches portent sur les partis politiques, la participation et la représentation politiques, les élections et la démocratie, avec une expertise spécifique sur la Belgique et sur Bruxelles. 06 Cevipol https://cevipol.centresphisoc.ulb.be/fr/user/428 42 Twitter https://twitter.com/Emilie_vanHaute 16 A32 Wijbrandt H. van Schuur van Schuur, Wijbrandt H. Wijbrandt H. van Schuur 17 A32 Gerrit Voerman Voerman, Gerrit Gerrit Voerman Gerrit Voerman is Professor of Development and functioning of the Dutch and European party system at the Rijksuniversiteit Groningen. 06 Rijksuniversiteit Groningen https://www.rug.nl/staff/g.voerman/ 1 01 eng 232 00 232 03 POL015000 29 2012 3283 SCIENCES POLITIQUES 24 Publishers own classification SP Political Science 93 JPL 01 06 01 It is crucial to understand the changes which affect party membership. It may indirectly affect the capacity of parties to perform their various functions in representative democracies. This book aims at contributing to three major topics related to the study of party membership. The first part of the book is dedicated to the analysis of the general trends in party membership across Europe in a comparative and long-term perspective. It tackles some questions which have not received clear answers yet: Can we attest a decline in the long term? How can we interpret the changes over time? What are the potential explanations for the trends observed? In the second part of the book, the contributions focus on the demand side, i.e. on parties and their assessment of membership, based on case studies. It offers an in-depth look inside the parties and attempts to answer questions such as: How do parties recruit their members? How do they evaluate this resource and manufacture their membership? The final part of the book reverses the focus and examines party membership at the micro level (supply side), based on interviews and party membership surveys. It deals with questions like: How do members see their role in the party? What influence do they claim? How do they take action? This book provides new insights into party membership in Europe. Party membership decline should refer more specifically to mass-based parties or parties which traditionally develop stronger ties with other organisations. On the other hand, some parties are recruiting members when implementing strategies in favourable historical or institutional contexts. Finally, the book emphasizes that joining is not everything and urges to go beyond the classic questions of joining to study intra-party dynamics and processes. This book is published in the framework of the IAP scientific network PARTIREP supported by the Belgian Science Policy. It gathers chapters from some of the best specialists on party membership in Europe and is edited by Émilie van Haute. 03 It is crucial to understand the changes which affect party membership. It may indirectly affect the capacity of parties to perform their various functions in representative democracies. This book aims at contributing to three major topics related to the study of party membership. The first part of the book is dedicated to the analysis of the general trends in party membership across Europe in a comparative and long-term perspective. It tackles some questions which have not received clear answers yet: Can we attest a decline in the long term? How can we interpret the changes over time? What are the potential explanations for the trends observed? In the second part of the book, the contributions focus on the demand side, i.e. on parties and their assessment of membership, based on case studies. It offers an in-depth look inside the parties and attempts to answer questions such as: How do parties recruit their members? How do they evaluate this resource and manufacture their membership? The final part of the book reverses the focus and examines party membership at the micro level (supply side), based on interviews and party membership surveys. It deals with questions like: How do members see their role in the party? What influence do they claim? How do they take action? This book provides new insights into party membership in Europe. Party membership decline should refer more specifically to mass-based parties or parties which traditionally develop stronger ties with other organisations. On the other hand, some parties are recruiting members when implementing strategies in favourable historical or institutional contexts. Finally, the book emphasizes that joining is not everything and urges to go beyond the classic questions of joining to study intra-party dynamics and processes. This book is published in the framework of the IAP scientific network PARTIREP supported by the Belgian Science Policy. It gathers chapters from some of the best specialists on party membership in Europe and is edited by Émilie van Haute. 02 European political parties have been recruiting members for over a century. However, ‘parties without partisans’ are conceivable today. Clearly, parties are changing, whether they are mutating, adapting or declining. 04 <dl>Chapter I. – Party membership: An under-studied mode of political participation | Émilie VAN HAUTE</dl> <dl>PART I – General trends in party membership in Europe</dl> <dl>Chapter II. – Still in decline? Party membership in Europe | Pascal DELWIT</dl> <dl>Chapter III. – Trends in Party membership in Europe. Investigation into the reasons for declining party membership | Sofie MARIEN & Ellen QUINTELIER</dl> <dl>PART II – The demand side: Parties and their membership</dl> <dl>Chapter IV. – Cultivating large membership rolls: The Romanian case | Alexandra IONASCU & Sorina SOARE</dl> <dl>Chapter V. – Dutch political parties and their members | Gerrit VOERMAN & Wijbrandt VAN SCHUUR</dl> <dl>Chapter VI. – How to manufacture party membership: The case of the French UMP | Florence HAEGEL</dl> <dl>Chapter VII. – Political developments and party changes in Catalonia (1995-2007) | Oscar BARBERÀ, Astrid BARRIO & Juan RODRÍGUEZ</dl> <dl>PART III – The supply side: Members and their party</dl> <dl>Chapter VIII. – The role of party members in Belgian and Italian parties: A cross-national analysis | Giulia SANDRI & Teun PAUWELS</dl> <dl>Chapter IX. – Choosing a leader: An examination of party members’ preferences in a leadership election | Pat LYONS</dl> <dl>Chapter X. – Who voices? Socialisation process and ideological profile of discontented party members | Émilie VAN HAUTE</dl> <dl>Chapter XI. – Democratic ideals vs. oligarchic reality: Membership influence on policy in the British Labour Party | Robin PETTITT</dl> <dl>References</dl> <dl>Biographical notes</dl> 08 01 https://www.cairn.info/revue-francaise-de-science-politique-2013-1-page-112.htm Lucie Bargel Revue française de sience politique, 63/1, p. 119-121. 20130101 08 01 https://www.cairn.info/revue-francaise-de-science-politique-2013-1-page-112.htm Lucie Bargel Revue française de sience politique, 63/1, p. 119-121. 20130101 23 01 https://www.editions-ulb.be/resources/titles/74530100525460/extras/1513.pdf 43 The "Science Politique/Political Science" series at the Éditions de l'Université de Bruxelles publishes works in internal political science, sociology of politics, and comparative politics. 43 La collection « Science politique » aux Éditions de l'Université de Bruxelles publie des travaux de science politique interne, de sociologie du politique et de politique comparée. 44 Without being exclusive, its field of publication can be subdivided into three main general areas. The aim is to bring to the public's attention work relating to political and public life in three complementary dimensions: the actors, the acts, and the (public) action. ACTORS By 'actors' we mean the institutions of contemporary political regimes and the organizations that work therein: political parties, trade unions, associations, and pressure groups. ACTS This axis covers all studies relating to political participation in a broad sense: the electoral phenomenon and the recomposition of political and social landscapes. Other forms of political and social participation are also analysed: spontaneous mobilisations, organised militancy, social movements, forms of action, their symbolic dimensions, their effects, as well as the attitudes that are situated at the root of these modes of political and social participation. PUBLIC ACTION This third axis covers publications related to decision-making processes and public policy formation: political agenda-setting, stakeholder mobilization, negotiation and decision-making processes, implementation and evaluation. The ambition here is to deepen knowledge on the political actors, representations and behaviours of the two previous axes with an analysis of institutional facts, their evolution, and their influence on political life. 44 Sans être exclusif, son champ de publication peut être subdivisé en trois grands axes généraux. Il s'agit en fait de porter à la connaissance du public les travaux relatifs à la vie politique et publique sous trois dimensions complémentaires : l'acteur, l'acte et l'action. Les acteurs. Par acteurs, nous entendons les institutions des régimes politiques contemporains et les organisations qui y œuvrent : partis politiques, syndicats, associations et groupes de pression. L'acte.Cet axe recouvre toutes les études relatives à la participation politique au sens large : phénomène électoral et recomposition des paysages politiques et sociaux. Sont aussi analysées les autres formes de participation politique et sociale : les mobilisations spontanées, la militance organisée, les mouvements sociaux., les formes de l'action, leurs dimensions symboliques, leurs effets et les attitudes qui sont au fondement de ces modes de participation politique et sociale. L'action publique. Ce troisième axe couvre les publications relatives aux processus décisionnels et à la formation des politiques publiques : formation de l'agenda politique, mobilisation des acteurs, processus de négociation et de décision, mise en œuvre et évaluation. 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