Parliamentary Affairs: special issue on 'Parliamentary work, re-selection and re-election' (vol 71, issue 4, 2018)
1 Oct 2018
This special issue of Parliamentary Affairs brings together comparative research across European legislatures to see how much influence MPs' day-to-day legislative and scrutiny work has on voters when they head to the polls. This issue also includes then-Commons Speaker John Bercow's 2016 Bernard Crick Lecture, 'Designing for Democracy'.
Brexit or Corbyn? Campaign and Inter-Election Vote Switching in the 2017 UK General ElectionJonathan Mellon, Geoffrey Evans, Edward Fieldhouse, Jane Green, Christopher Prosser
Democratic Legitimacy or Regional Representation: Support for Upper Chamber Reform in Scotland and QuebecMike Medeiros, Damien Bol, Richard Nadeau
Political Roots of Religious Exclusion in TurkeyTürkay Salim Nefes
Guest editors: Federico Russo and Zsofia Papp
Parliamentary Work, Re-Selection and Re-Election: In Search of the Accountability LinkZsófia Papp, Federico Russo
Productivity and Reselection in a Party-based Environment: Evidence from the Portuguese CaseEnrico Borghetto, Marco Lisi
Not All Roads Lead to Rome: The Conditional Effect of Legislative Activity on Reselection Prospects in ItalyFrancesco Marangoni, Federico Russo
Parliamentary Activity, Re-Selection and the Personal Vote. Evidence from Flexible-List SystemsThomas Däubler, Love Christensen, Lukáš Linek
