Información General

• Autores: Mónica Ferrín (dir.), Hanspeter Kriesi (dir.)
• Editores: Oxford University Press
• Año de publicación: 2025
• País: Reino Unido
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9780198883319, 9780191991646
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Resumen

• This book compares how Europeans view and evaluate democracy in 2021/22 and in 2012/13 based on surveys in 24 European countries. It shows that Europeans continue to be attached to democratic ideals and that they continue to be rather dissatisfied with the way these ideals are implemented in their country. The liberal democratic model continues to enjoy great support, just as it did a decade ago, and there is also support for additional models of democracy—for social, direct, and populist democracy. Surprisingly, the populist model turns out to be a complement of rather than a substitute for the other models.

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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction

    Mónica Ferrín, Hanspeter Kriesi (dir.)

    págs. 1-28

    

  • 2 The challenges of repeat measurement in times of the COVID-19 pandemic

    Ruxandra Comanaru, Rory Fitzgerald

    págs. 29-52

    

  • PART I VIEWS OF DEMOCRACY

    • 3 Stability and change in Europeans’ views of democracy

      Enrique Hernández

      págs. 55-78

      

    • 4 Populism as an alternative model of democracy: Measuring and profiling the supporters of the populist model

      Mónica Ferrín, Levente Littvay

      págs. 79-103

      

    • 5 Stability and change in the structure of Europeans’ views of democracy

      Hanspeter Kriesi

      págs. 104-126

      

    • 6 The correlates of European citizens’ views of democracy

      Besir Ceka, Pedro Magalhaes

      págs. 127-154

      

  • PART II EVALUATIONS OF DEMOCRACY

    • 7 Changes in Europeans’ evaluation of democracy

      Claudia Landwehr, Armin Schäfer

      págs. 157-178

      

    • 8 The evaluation of democratic performance from a comparative longitudinal perspective

      Mariano Torcal Loriente, Alexander H. Trechsel

      págs. 179-205

      

    • 9 The relationship between views and evaluations of democracy

      Irene Palacios Brihuega

      págs. 206-229

      

    • 10 Stability and change—legitimacy and populism

      Bernhard Wessels

      págs. 230-250

      

  • PART III ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS GOING BEYOND VIEWS AND EVALUATIONS

    • 11 Support for democracy and support for autocracy: Two sides of the same coin?

      Sergio Martini

      págs. 253-278

      

    • 12 Political legitimacy and satisfaction with democracy in Europe

      Michał Kotnarowski, Radoslaw Markowski

      págs. 279-294

      

    • 13 Democratic views and voting behavior

      Mónica Ferrín, Enrique Hernández Miyares, Pedro Riera Sagrera

      págs. 295-317

      

    • 14 Conclusion: For Europeans, democracy is alright

      Dietlind Stolle

      págs. 318-337