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SPIROVA, MARIA
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091743
Bulgaria
/ Spirova, Maria
Spirova, Maria
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2009.
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Bulgaria
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National Politics
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100083
Bulgaria
/ Kolarova, Rumyana; Spirova, Maria
Spirova, Maria
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2010.
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Bulgaria
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National Politics
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National Election
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108980
Bulgaria
/ Kolarova, Rumyana; Spirova, Maria
Spirova, Maria
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2011.
Key Words
European Union
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Bulgaria
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National Politics
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Borissov Cabinet
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082476
Europarties and party development in EU-candidate states: the case of Bulgaria
/ Spirova, Maria
Spirova, Maria
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2008.
Summary/Abstract
This article examines the direct impact of Europarties on domestic party development, taking the case of Bulgaria when it was a European Union (EU) candidate country. It combines arguments from party theory and the Europeanisation literature and focuses on the overlap of these two fields of study and it investigates the direct impact of Europarties on the choice of electoral strategies made by political parties in candidate states. The study begins by proposing an analytical model that explains the electoral behaviour of political parties based on traditional propositions in comparative party studies. Then it proposes to view international impact as an additional constraint on that behaviour. The main argument is that, in certain situations, Europarties have intervened in domestic party politics and have played a role in the decision of parties to choose certain electoral strategies. It is suggested therefore, that viewing party electoral behaviour purely from the perspective of domestic politics would not only be misleading, but would also lead us to expect behaviour that might not have been a possible alternative for the parties at a given point in time.
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European Union
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EU
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Bulgaria
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