J. Rodríguez Teruel
@jrteruel.bsky.social
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Political science, Universitat de València. Political elites, ministers and political parties Director CEO, Generalitat de Catalunya https://scholar.google.es/citations?user=sB2Q_6QAAAAJ&hl=es
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Spain Is an Example to the World

Explore this gift article from The New York Times. You can read it for free without a subscription. www.nytimes.com/2025/08/11/o...
Opinion | Spain Is an Example to the World
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Woody by Andy English

British, b. 1956 -

Wood engraving
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Out now (OA) in @electoralstudies.bsky.social. Do people in rural areas want politicians offering stronger representation to rural areas - as opposed to just their local area? Yes - based an original conjoint experiment in the UK (1/5)

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casmudde.bsky.social
This obsession is with “young men turning to the right” is everything that is wrong with the discussion about the far right.

It is not just an inadequate read of what is happening, and a bias towards the male norm, but it also normalizes the far right and obscures support for inclusive politics. 🧵
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skytteprize.bsky.social
Herbert P. Kitschelt is the winner of the 2025 Johan Skytte Prize in Political Science. 🏆

He is awarded the prize for " having increased knowledge of the functioning of democratic party systems with exquisite theoretical acuity and impressive empirical breadth and depth."
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Pati Manning, Barcelona. 14/05/2025
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“Lo malo es que este libro no se venderá en España, y cuando pueda circular libremente nadie sabrá de qué estoy hablando”
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corinnakroeber.bsky.social
Our book rethinks prime-ministerial performance by asking: What tasks must PMs fulfill in parliamentary democracies? Using a "delegation chain" framework, we identify 2 core tasks:
1️⃣ Running state affairs (e.g., cabinet conflicts, policies, crises).
2️⃣ Maintaining parliamentary & party support.
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janberz.bsky.social
🎉 Excited to announce our book "Prime Ministers in Central and Eastern Europe: Careers, Context, and Performance" is out and published by Oxford University Press! Co-authored by the amazing Florian Grotz, @corinnakroeber.bsky.social, & Marko Kukec. More: academic.oup.com/book/59247
Prime Ministers in Central and Eastern Europe: Careers, Context, and Performance
Abstract. Prime ministers are the most powerful and visible politicians in established parliamentary democracies. But is this also true for post-communist
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Are unexperienced politicians more likely to become polarizers?

MPs with less parliamentary experience, and with less prior political experience are more likely to express negativity toward outparties in their legislative speeches, by
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Isidre Molas és el fundador de la ciència política moderna a Catalunya, una font de renovació crucial per a la politologia espanyola, i l’inspirador intel.lectual de diverses generacions d’acadèmics, publicistes i polítics de tots colors.

Li han donat la Creu de Sant Jordi 👏