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Los efectos directos y colaterales de la disolución de Herri Batasuna

2005

Alexandre.Catala@uv.es La ilegalización de Herri Batasuna, Euskal Herritarrok y Batasuna (Sentencia del Tribunal Supremo de 27 de marzo de 2003) comportó una serie de consecuencias que son analizadas en el presente trabajo. En primer lugar, la estrategia de presentar en sucesivos comicios (elecciones municipales y autonómicas de 2003, elecciones al Parlamento Europeo de 2004 y elecciones al Parlamento vasco de 2005) agrupaciones electorales que no eran más que continuación de aquéllos con la clara intención de burlar la aplicación de la Ley Orgánica de Partidos Políticos y perpetuar así su actividad. En segundo lugar, la polémica sobre la disolución del grupo parlamentario correspondiente e…

Ilegalización de partidos políticos:CIENCIA POLÍTICA [UNESCO]UNESCO::CIENCIA POLÍTICAPrerrogativas parlamentariasDerecho constitucionalDerecho constitucional ; Partidos políticos ; Ilegalización de partidos políticos ; Prerrogativas parlamentarias ; Inviolabilidad parlamentaria ; Grupos parlamentarios ; Disolución de grupos parlamentariosBanning of political partiesInviolabilidad parlamentariaConstitutional Law ; Political parties ; Banning of political parties ; Parliamentary prerogative ; Parliamentary inviolability ; Parliamentary groups ; Dissolution of parliamentary groupsConstitutional LawParliamentary inviolabilityPartidos políticosPolitical partiesDissolution of parliamentary groupsDisolución de grupos parlamentariosParliamentary groupsGrupos parlamentariosParliamentary prerogative
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Diritti di partecipazione politica e piattaforme digitali, alcune riflessioni

2022

Questo scritto affronta il tema dell’impatto dei social networks sui diritti di partecipazione politica, con riguardo al diritto all’informazione, al diritto di associarsi in partiti, al diritto di voto come esito di campagne elettorali digitali. Il mutamento della comunicazione politica e del dibattito pubblico refluisce sulla correttezza dei processi democratici; ciò pone l’esigenza della regolazione dei social networks quale spazio mediatico utilizzato dai soggetti politici (individui od organizzazioni) per influenzare la formazione dell’opinione pubblica e costruire il consenso a proprio favore, soprattutto nell’ambito delle campagne elettorali. L’articolo si sofferma, dunque, sui probl…

Political participation rights digital platforms social networsright to information right to freely establish political parties right to vote electoral campaignsSettore IUS/08 - Diritto Costituzionalepiattaforme digitali diritto all' informazione comunicazione politica dibattito pubblico digitale campagne elettorali
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Disinformation in Facebook Ads in the 2019 Spanish General Election Campaigns

2021

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Political spectrumFacebookmedia_common.quotation_subjectPolitikwissenschaftCampaignsNoticias falsas050801 communication & media studiesPolitical communicationMedia Contents Content AnalysisElections59 Ciencia Política5905 Vida Políticaddc:070lcsh:Communication. Mass mediaPolitics0508 media and communicationsGeneral electionPolitical sciencePolitical parties050602 political science & public administrationDesinformacióDisinformationPolitical Process Elections Political Sociology Political CulturePolitical sciencemedia_commonNews media journalism publishingpolitische Willensbildung politische Soziologie politische KulturMedieninhalte AussagenforschungCommunication05 social sciencesAdvertisingCOMERCIALIZACION E INVESTIGACION DE MERCADOSFacebook; Spain; campaigns; disinformation; elections; fake news; political communication; political partieslcsh:P87-96Independence0506 political scienceFake newsContent analysisPolitical communicationSpainddc:320DisinformationDesinformaciónFake newsPublizistische Medien JournalismusVerlagswesenCampañas
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Nel crepuscolo della repubblica dei partiti. Nilde Iotti e la Commissione bicamerale per le riforme istituzionali del 1993

2021

Between the general elections of April 5, 1992 and those of March 27, 1994, which ended early the eleventh legislature, the shortest in the history of the republic, a political crisis took place which to many appeared to be the end of a "first" and beginning of a "second" republic. In this twilight of the republic of parties, the communist Nilde Iotti was called, by virtue of her political authority and ideal continuity, to the presidency of the bicameral commission for the reform of the constitution. While completing her work, Iotti was aware that the last opportunity was being wasted to defend what remained of the republic of parties.

Settore M-STO/04 - Storia ContemporaneaRepublic Political Parties
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Talking about Migration: the Online Discourse of Some Italian Political Party Leaders

2020

The aims of the article are to deconstruct the frames of migration crisis embedded on the official web sites, social networks and blogs belonging to the leaders of the main Italian political parties, positioned on different points of the left or right political spectrum, in the period 2015-2016. According to the relevance of the Italian context, we are also going to study the position of a party that can be considered a post-ideological movement that represents itself as outside of a traditional political spectrum: the Five-star Movement. We analysed text, images and videos published on the Internet 2.0 sites in order to show the legacy of colonialism that was characterized by the ambivalen…

Settore SPS/08 - Sociologia Dei Processi Culturali E Comunicativipolitical end policy issue framingSettore SPS/11 - Sociologia Dei Fenomeni PoliticiItalian political parties online communicationSettore SPS/07 - Sociologia GeneraleInternet ethnographyMigration
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The effect of the Spanish Law of Political Parties (LPP) on the attitude of the Basque Country population towards ETA: A dynamic modelling approach

2013

Abstract In June 2002, the Spanish Government passed the “Law of Political Parties” (LPP) with the aim, among others, of preventing parties giving political support to terrorist organizations. This law affected the Basque nationalist party “Batasuna”, due to its proved relation with ETA. In this paper, taking data from the Euskobarometro (Basque Country survey) related to the attitude of the Basque population towards ETA, we propose a dynamic model for the pre-LPP scenario. This model will be extrapolated to the future in order to predict what would have happened to the attitude of the Basque population if the law had not been passed. These model predictions will be compared to post-LPP dat…

education.field_of_studyGovernmentAttitude dynamicsPopulationBootstrapping (linguistics)Law effectDynamic modellingModellingComputer Science ApplicationsNationalismLaw of Political PartiesPoliticsOrder (exchange)Modelling and SimulationModeling and SimulationLawPolitical scienceTerrorismBootstrappingeducationMATEMATICA APLICADA
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Internet e campagne elettorali: la prospettiva dell'ordinamento italiano

2021

This paper intends to discuss the issue of regulation of social networks as a media space employed by political actors (individuals or organizations) for the formation of public opinion and the construction of consensus in the context of the electoral campaigns: in more synthetic terms, social networks as an instrument of electoral propaganda. The main subject of my essay will concern, therefore, the problems de iure condito and de iure condendo about the subjection of communication on social media to rules aimed at ensuring a fair comparison between parties, lists, candidates in the electoral competition and, with it, the value of freedom and authenticity of the vote that emanates from art…

free and fair competition between political parties.freedom of speechelectoral campaignsocial medialiberal democratic theorySettore IUS/08 - Diritto Costituzionaleright to informationfree and conscious votepolitical communicationdigital populism
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VOX Spain: The Organisational Challenges of a New Radical Right Party

2021

This article examines the organisation of VOX, a new radical right party in Spain. It shows that the party has taken early and uneven steps to build a mass organisation and initially opted for open membership recruitment with participatory organisational elements. Also, the party’s rapid growth and quick entrance into political institutions at different state levels led the party leadership to establish more centralised control and limit members’ prerogatives, though recruitment continued. Centralisation in part responds to organisational needs given the party’s quickly acquired political relevance, but also to the desire of the central party leadership to forestall the articulation of terr…

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The Decline of Political Party Elite

2019

In this article, the author presents a claim that, in parallel to the end of mass parties, it is possible to observe the progressing decline of elites within political parties. This phenomenon manifests itself on the following three levels: 1) a theoretical level—less and less attention is paid to elites in the theory of political parties as their place is being taken over by other approaches, in particular leadership theory; 2) a terminological level—the notion of elites is being removed from analyses devoted to political parties and supplanted by other terms such us “leaders.” They are sometimes considered as the synonyms of the word “elite”; 3) a factual level—there are strong reasons to…

leadershippolitical partieselite declinepower distribution within political partieselitesPolish Sociological Review
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L’antimafia come risorsa politica

2019

In questo saggio si discute un momento particolare della storia dell’antimafia. Si tratta degli anni 1985-1994, che hanno come figura principale Leoluca Orlando, sindaco di Palermo. In quel periodo storico, per la prima volta, il discorso politico dell’antimafia viene fatto proprio da questo giovane leader della Democrazia cristiana. Il partito era stato al governo di Palermo e dell’Italia dal secondo dopoguerra senza porsi il problema della lotta alla mafia. Sin all’inizio del 1980, erano state le forze di opposizioni, in particolare il Partito comunista e i sindacati, a portare avanti la lotta antimafia. Con l’omicidio di Piersanti Mattarella, presidente della Regione siciliana, e poi di …

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