The Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party: From hegemony to decadence by Santiago Delgado-Fernández, Ángel Cazorla-Martín

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The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party: 145 years of history and new challenges by Grantseva Ekaterina

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Does Intra-party Democracy Enhance Party Digitalisation? Evidence from the Spanish Socialist Workers‘ Party (2014–2024) by Alberto Díaz-Montiel

“…The article analyses how the digitalisation of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) has been affected by the introduction of two new options for internal democracy: primary elections to choose its leader and consultations with its members. …”
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Spain: Controversy around Historical Memory by S. M. Khenkin

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Will be the Left-Wing Government in Spain formed? by Vladimir Vernikov

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Le programme électoral du PSOE de 1982 : une réponse à l’opinion publique ?

“…The Spanish Socialist Workers Party‘s landslide electoral victory on the 28th of October 1982 did not just occur because the Centre-right Party, in power since 1977, was fraying and decaying. …”
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- Socialismos europeos aprendiendo entre sí. Las miradas del PSOE a la SFIO en torno a la participación gubernamental durante los años treinta by Sergio Valero Gómez, Aurelio Martí Bataller

“…During the thirties of the 20th century, in the interwar Europe, the Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE) became one of the European socialisms with the greatest experience of government. …”
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Pourquoi la Catalogne ne peut-elle pas s’autodéterminer ? Les raisons de l'État espagnol by Lucía Payero López

“…This article analyzes the discourse used by the so-called ‘No’ Bloc –comprised of the two majority parties in the Congress of Deputies (the People’s Party and the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party), as well as Citizens Party and Union Progress and Democracy– in order to respond to the challenge posed by Catalan pro-sovereign parties. …”
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Communication strategy of the Spanish Podemos party:how not to lose the support of the electorate, becoming part of the system? by Anastasia Diomkina

“…Taking into account the difference between the discourse of Podemos, founded in 2014, and the rhetoric of the «old parties» - the People’s Party and the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party - the conclusion is that the so-called «new language» in the Spanish political discourse played a key role in guaranteeing electoral support to this political movement. …”
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The dialectics of Andalusism/Socialism in the context of the Spanish ‘Transition’ period party system. The emergence of nationalism and the Spanish Socialist Party (“PSOE”) strateg... by Manuel Ruiz Romero

“…This work analyses the political-electoral bid, within the ideological field of democratic socialism, between an emerging, novel Andalusian political party (Socialist Party of Andalusia, PSA) and a historical Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE). This confrontation, born in the last years of Francoism among Franco’s dictatorship dissidents, is examined in the context of the democratic restoration within the framework of the conquest of Andalusian self-government via the Constitution highest level of competency (article 151).…”
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The new government of Spain: promises and opportunities by Vernikov V

“…The leader of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) P. Sanchez formed a new government from members of his own party, not including the leaders of other parties who had supported him in passing the vote of no-confidence. …”
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Neural Predictors of Changes in Party Closeness after Exposure to Corruption Messages: An fMRI Study by Juan Sánchez-Fernández, Luis-Alberto Casado-Aranda

“…This study utilizes neuroimaging for the first time to examine the neuropsychological origin of party closeness variation among backers of a liberal (Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party, PSOE) and a conservative party (Popular Party, PP) in Spain after a month receiving corruption messages among their preferred party. …”
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Economic performance of the Spanish regional public service broadcasters according to the political party in government: An empirical analysis (1995-2016) by Victor Orive-Serrano, Miguel Marco-Fondevilla, Pilar Latorre-Martínez

“…The results obtained indicate that there are significant differences in economic performance depending on the political party (Partido Popular, Spanish Socialist Workers Party and nationalist-regionalist parties) which governs the Autonomous Community, and suggest research areas of interest in order to examine in greater detail the impact of these parties in each case.…”
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Elections in Madrid in the National Context of Spain by Alexandra Kurakina-Damir

“…The task was brilliantly completed, which was reflected in national electoral polls – the opposition Conservative Party bypassed the Spanish Socialist Workers Party, which leads the coalition government. …”
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Populist parties in Western Europe. An analysis of the three core elements of populism by Belén Fernández-García, Óscar G. Luengo

“…In order to reach our goals, we conducted a content analysis of a selection of electoral manifestos of eight political parties: Podemos, Sinn Féin, United Kingdom Independence Party and Swiss People’s Party (populist parties); Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party, Labour Party, Conservative Party and Green Liberal Party of Switzerland (non-populist parties from the same countries). …”
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The 2024 European Parliament Elections in Spain: National and European Dimensions by Shpak Maria

“…However, the traditional political competitors, the center-left Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party and the center-right People’s Party, which consistently take a pro-European stance, have retained their leading positions. …”
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Parliamentary Elections in Spain: The Socialists Came back into Power and Now for a Long Time by Vladimir Vernikov

“…The author analyses the results of the parliamentary elections in Spain, the winner of which was the Spanish socialist workers party (PSOE), and the subsequent long period of search for allies to create a left-wing government. …”
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Civil War Memory Policy in the Documents of Contemporary Spanish Parties (2007–2021) by Yulia Kostenko

“…It is proved that the ruling Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party is interested in reviewing the policy of memory, deepening its anti-Francoist content. …”
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Prospects for the government of Pedro Sanchez in the context of socio-political situation in Spain by S. M. Khenkin

“…At the moment, the government’s prospects are largely determined by the relationship between the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party and Unidas Podemos coalition. …”
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Political history of Spain (2016–2020): overcoming the crisis by N. E. Anikeeva

“…Soon, a new stage in the political history of the Spanish state began, which was associated with the rise to power of the Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE) led by Pedro Sánchez since 2018. …”
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