Coalition Politics and Federalism

Analyzes the verticalization of coalition cabinetsPresents various case studies regarding countries with federal and hybrid systems of governmentExamines diverse factors affecting the degree of congruence of political coalitions

Analyzes the verticalization of coalition cabinets Presents various case studies regarding countries with federal and hybrid systems of government Examines diverse factors affecting the degree of congruence of political coalitions

Autorentext

Adrián Albala, Ph-D in Political Science (Sorbonne University, Paris 3, France). Assistant professor at the Institute of Political Science of the University of Brasilia (Brazil). His research deals with coalition politics in Presidential Regimes, Latin American Party Systems and Political Representation. Josep Maria Reniu Ph-D in Political Science (University of Barcelona, Spain). Associate Professor in Political Science and Head of Department of Government and Policy, University of Barcelona (Spain). Director of the Observatory of coalition governments in Spain (OGC). His research deals with coalition politics in Spain and Parliamentary Regimes.

Inhalt

Chapter 1: Introduction.- Chapter 2: The missing piece: introducing the 4th generation of coalition theories.- Chapter 3: Coalition building on the federal and on the länder level in germany.- Chapter 4: Coalition patterns in italian regional governments 1970-2015.- Chapter 5: Coalition congruence in india's federal system.- Chapter 6: Coalition politics in a federalized party system: the case of argentina.- Chapter 7: Presidential and subnational elections: the logic of party alignments in brazil (1994-2010).- Chapter 8: Long-term patterns of coalition-building at state and federal level in australia.- Chapter 9: Political coalitions in canada: understanding the fabric of canadian federalism.- Chapter 10: Conclusion.