The economic crisis has triggered a process of political convergence between Italy and Greece. The simultaneous downfall of the Italian and Greek governments, following the public withdrawal of European confidence in their ability to handle the crisis, was followed by the establishment of technocrat-led governments based on parliamentary ‘super-majorities’ and then by ‘protest elections’, marked by unprecedented levels of electoral volatility.
Protest elections and challenger parties: Italy and Greece in the economic crisis. Special issue del journal South European Society and Politics / S. Verney, A. Bosco; S. Verney; A. Bosco. - STAMPA. - (2013), pp. 397-610.
Protest elections and challenger parties: Italy and Greece in the economic crisis. Special issue del journal South European Society and Politics
A. Bosco
2013
Abstract
The economic crisis has triggered a process of political convergence between Italy and Greece. The simultaneous downfall of the Italian and Greek governments, following the public withdrawal of European confidence in their ability to handle the crisis, was followed by the establishment of technocrat-led governments based on parliamentary ‘super-majorities’ and then by ‘protest elections’, marked by unprecedented levels of electoral volatility.I documenti in FLORE sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.