Devolution and electoral politics

Abstract

A framework for analysis 1. An introduction to multi-level electoral competition - Charlie Jeffery and Dan Hough 2. Party organisation in multi-level contexts - Ingrid van Biezen and Jonathan Hopkin 3. Party systems in multi-level contexts - Lori Thorlaksson Case studies 4. Disconnected competition in Canada - Steven Wolinetz and Ken Carty 5. Multi-level party competition and co-ordination in Belgium - Lieven de Winter 6. Multi-level electoral competition: sub-state elections and party systems in Spain - Francesc Pallares and Michael Keating 7. Germany: an erosion of federal-Lander linkages? - Dan Hough and Charlie Jeffery 8. Regional elections in Italy: national tests or regional affirmation? - John Loughlin and Silvia Bolgherini 9. Austria: divergence within limits - Alan Siaroff and Amir Abedi Multi-level electoral competition in the UK 10. Devolution and electoral politics in Wales - Richard Wyn Jones and Roger Scully 11. Devolution and electoral politics in Scotland - Catherine Bromley 12. British political parties and devolution: sdapting to multi-level politics in Scotland and Wales - Jonathan Bradbury 13. Devolution and electoral politics: where does the UK fit in? - Charlie Jeffery and Dan Hough

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