Who governs Europe? A new historical dataset on governments and party systems since 1848

Casal, Bertoa Fernando; Enyedi, Zsolt [Enyedi, Zsolt (politikatudomány), szerző] Political Science Department (KEE)

Angol nyelvű Szakcikk (Folyóiratcikk) Tudományos
Megjelent: EUROPEAN POLITICAL SCIENCE 1680-4333 1682-0983 21 pp. 150-164 2022
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Azonosítók
Comprising 172 years of European history (from 1848 to 2020), the Who governs dataset provides comprehensive and highly detailed information on the partisan composition of European governments, matching these data with information on those aspects of party politics that can either help to understand the dynamics of the governmental arena or are under the direct influence of the composition of governments. Most of the variables represent fundamental and well-established dimensions of party politics, such as the number of new parties or the fragmentation of the party systems, but some, most importantly party system closure, are more novel. Variables have been designed so that they can be applied to a maximum number of cases across time. Currently the dataset includes 68 different historical democratic periods, 753 elections, and more than 1817 parties and 1586 cases of government formation.
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2025-07-09 23:52