Why Do Green Parties Emerge? by Mathieu Petithomme

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German Green Party: the evolution of political agenda by Emil Kwidziński

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The Green Party: ‘Green Surge’ or Work in Progress? by Brendan Prendiville

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The Current State of the “Green” Parties: Russia, Europe, the World by R. M. Vulfovich, M. S. Efremova

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Fertile soil: explaining variation in the success of Green parties by Grant, Z, Tilley, J

“…Comparative political science has largely ignored the marked cross-national variation in Green party electoral performance. This article uses a unique aggregate dataset of 347 parliamentary elections from 32 countries over the course of 45 years to test competing theories about the causes of Green party success. …”

Being Green in the East: The success and impact of Green parties in post-socialist countries by Dejan Bursać

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From Grassroots to Government: A Study of Recent Green Party Building in the Philippines by Serhat Ünaldi

“…Yet, the mere presence of an emerging green party in a relatively poor country like the Philippines puts into question the postmaterialist thesis of Ronald Inglehart. …”
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How Greens turn gray: Green Party politics and the depoliticization of energy and climate change by Jens Marquardt

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A Populist Green Party? Discourses and Practices on Green Transition by the Five Stars Movement (2009-2023) by Enrico Padoan

“…While M5S’s recent ‘progressive’ turn has increased its similarities to the European Green parties, the party’s ongoing populist features discourage its inclusion within the Green party family. …”
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A Populist Green Party? Discourses and Practices on Green Transition by the Five Stars Movement (2009-2023) by Enrico Padoan

“…While M5S’s recent ‘progressive’ turn has increased its similarities to the European Green parties, the party’s ongoing populist features discourage its inclusion within the Green party family. …”
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Ideological, Political, and Philosophical Foundations of Science and Industrial Policy of the German Green Party in the 1980 and 1990: the Case of “Soft Chemistry” (Sanfte Chemie) by Marcin Krasnodębski

“… Sanfte Chemie, or soft chemistry, is a scientific and philosophical concept developed in the 1980s under the auspices of the German Green Party (Die Grünen). Its purpose was to thoroughly reconstruct not only the chemical industry but also chemistry as a science in the spirit of environmentalism. …”
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Ecologistes des villes et écologistes des champs : analyse spatiale de l’implantation en France des partis écologistes et «Chasse Pêche Nature et Traditions» by Michel Bussi, Loïc Ravenel

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Political parties and their online platforms–Differences in philosophies by Jasmin Fitzpatrick, Gefion Thuermer

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Spatial Realignment of German Voters and Germany’s Regional Cleavage by Ilia Viatkin

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Norwegian consumers’ willingness to try cultured meat by Sarah Wangui Muiruri, Kyrre Rickertsen

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AUSTRIAN POLITICAL SCANDALS: «KURTZ AFFAIR» by Vladimir Y. Schweitzer

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INSTITUTIONS EUROPEENNES, CARTELS DE PARTIS NATIONAUX ET DEVELOPPEMENT DES PARTIS EUROPEENS : QUE REVELENT LES DEBATS SUR LES REGLEMENTS 2001 ET 2003 ? by Erol Kulahci

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If not now, when? Climate disaster and the Green vote following the 2021 Germany floods by Susanna Garside, Haoyu Zhai

“…Contrary to expectation, we tend to find larger increases in Green Party support in the less severely affected areas. …”
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Discursive Political Environment in Indonesian Political Parties: A Study on Partai Kebangkitan Bangsa (PKB) by Mayrudin Yeby Ma’asan, Nurrohman Bayu, Utami Wahyu Kartiko, Hikmawan M Dian

“…As a result, this paper reveals that PKB’s discourse and behavior tends to be half-hearted in institutionalizing it as a green party.…”
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Organ donation in Germany: opt-in vs. opt-out—opinions and voting patterns in the 19th German Bundestag by Asli Zeybek, Nguyen-Son Le, Utz Settmacher, Martina Koch, Helmut Arbogast, Svitlana Ziganshyna, Klaus Hahnenkamp, Björn Nashan

“…CDU/CSU (50%) and members of the SPD (48%) showed the highest approval, while The Green Party (39%) showed the lowest approval rate. AfD members had the highest abstention rate (96%, p < 0.001). …”
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