Party Representation in Times of Economic Crisis (Data) by Whitefield, S, Rohrschneider, R

“…So, we ask: Is party representation now failing because of the economic crisis? …”

Evolution of Party Systems: New Point of Bifurcation? by E. G. SOLOVYEV

“…The  question is in which degree the party and political systems of  different countries are ready to it and how the modern political elites  are flexible and adaptive to a new political challenge.…”
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Economic thought and policy in the Liberal Party, c. 1929-1964 by Sloman, PJ

“…Most Liberals, then, were neither unreconstructed Gladstonians nor unequivocal supporters of Britain’s post-war settlement. Rather, successive party leaders sought to integrate new economic knowledge with traditional Liberal commitments, in order to make both a credible contribution to policy debates and a distinctive appeal to the electorate.…”

THE SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY: NEW LEADER, OLD ISSUES by Oleg V. Okhoshin

“…Sturgeon (2014–2023), the election campaign for the post of the new leader of the party, which took place after her resignation, and the prospects of the SNP under H. …”
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Theory of imprevision from the economic and legal perspective of contract analysis by Radu Ştefan PĂTRU

Subjects: “…economic analysis of contract…”
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CHP within “New Turkey”: the formation of a government party? by Öztürk, Ahmet Erdi

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The construction of a 'new nationalism'. The Welsh Nationalist Party to 1946 by Syd Morgan

“…At the apogee of the British Empire, it espoused a fundamentalist opposition to imperialism, stressing what it saw as the negative connectivity between UK domestic and international policies. Defining a new national interest, the party used the super-visible Irish Free State as an exemplar, not only on constitutional issues but economics, trade, international affairs and defence. …”
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Macro Economic Challenges and Third Party Funds of Islamic Commercial Banks in Indonesia by Anik Anik, Iin Emy Prastiwi

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Thatcher’s Victims vs. Beveridge’s Sons: The New Cleavage of European Parties by Roberto Segatori

“…In this framework, if they want to survive, the political parties both old and new, are continually being pressurised by an agitated electorate to realign themselves. …”
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New parties and matryoshka scissions in Spain. The case of Podemos and Más Madrid by Aida Vizcaíno, Jose M. Pavía

“…The economic crisis which began in 2008, and was further exacerbated by the political-institutional crisis of 2011–2014, has led to a transformation in the traditional Spanish party system. …”
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A Critical Literature Review of New Party Success in Central and Eastern Europe by Yuxiang Lin

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He's Worse than Me: The Eurosceptic Parties at the Turning Point by Giovanni Barbieri

“…A further exacerba-tion of the economic crisis and/or the inability of the EU institutions in addressing it could lead such parties towards new and more considerable achievements.…”
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Does Party Polarization Affect the Electoral Prospects of a New Centrist Candidate? by Arnaud Dellis

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Composition and Transformation of the Regional Elite in the Ural Oblast during the Period of the New Economic Policy and Industrialization (1923–1934) by Feldman, M.A.

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Comparison and analysis of mitigation ambitions of Parties’ updated Nationally Determined Contributions by Hai-Lin Wang, Yu-Yan Weng, Xun-Zhang Pan

“…Understanding mitigation ambitions of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) should include both the equity of supporting the Paris Agreement goals and the costs of achieving the proposed mitigation targets. This study presents a new framework that combines equity and economic costs to compare and analyze mitigation ambitions of Parties' updated NDCs. …”
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Representation and New Democracies: Party Stances on European Integration in Post Communist Eastern Europe by Whitefield, S, Rohrschneider, R

“…The preponderance of scholarly literature has suggested that East European party systems remain fairly unstructured. As a consequence, the process of party representation does not appear to work adequately yet in these new democracies. …”

Investigating the epidemiological and economic effects of a third-party certification policy for restaurants with COVID-19 prevention measures by Kazuya Hirokawa, Jumpei Hirota, Daiji Kawaguchi, Yusuke Masaki, Chiaki Onita

“…Abstract This study investigates the effects of a third-party certification policy for restaurants (including bars) that comply with indoor infection-prevention measures on COVID-19 cases and economic activities. …”
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Communists constructing capitalism: socio-economic uncertainty, Communist party rule, and China's financial development, 1990-2008 by Gruin, J

“…Rather than viewing the path of financial reform in China solely in terms of 'partial' or 'failed' free- market reform, it thus becomes possible to cast China's development in a new light as the product of a more concerted vision of how the financial system would enable a mode of economic development that combined the drive for capital accumulation with the distinctive socio-political circumstances of post-1989 China.…”

NEW MODELS OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EVOLUTION IN SPAIN by Yuliya Slivchikova, Elena Kryukova

“…That helped a lot to the appearance of a new populist party called Podemos that offered immediately simple solutions to the national economic challenges. …”
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NEW MODELS OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EVOLUTION IN SPAIN by Yuliya Slivchikova, Elena Kryukova

“…That helped a lot to the appearance of a new populist party called Podemos that offered immediately simple solutions to the national economic challenges. …”
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