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by Niklas Bolin
Therefore parties need to open up to youth influence, even on issues beyond “youth politics” and provide meaningful opportunities for members to shape party policy.
by Niklas Bolin
by Niklas Bolin
Party youth wings are often described as partners that trade votes for influence with their senior parties. But how do their own members see it?
In this article I examine whether they think their organizations' mission is to influence the senior party or to support it.
by Duncan McDonnell — Reposted by: Niklas Bolin, Robert Huber, Alessandro Nai , and 1 more Niklas Bolin, Robert Huber, Alessandro Nai, Duncan McDonnell
[yes, it's been online for months but we all use this (non)milestone to pretend print editions still exist & re-publicise our articles]
So, a thread 🧵
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by Niklas Bolin
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by Niklas Bolin
Huge congrats to Valdemar Holt on his first peer-reviewed publication – as first author! Co-authored with me and Ingela Wadbring.
We analyze Jimmie Åkesson’s speeches in the Swedish parliament (2010–2024) and track how the Sweden Democrats’ populist rhetoric has changed over time.
by Niklas Bolin
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
This is my favourite article from my PhD thesis. I love the topic, its findings, and the literature it draws on.
A quick 🧵:
by Niklas Bolin
by Niklas Bolin — Reposted by: Niklas Bolin
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Yes, even in 🇸🇪. And, yes, for both women & men.
Here’s what me and @sandrahkansson.bsky.social found in our Political Behavior paper using both experimental and descriptive approaches: link.springer.com/article/10.1... 👇
by Niklas Bolin
by Niklas Bolin
by Niklas Bolin
by Duncan McDonnell — Reposted by: Niklas Bolin
www.theaustralian.com.au/nation/progr...
by Niklas Bolin
by Niklas Bolin
by Niklas Bolin
New article from the YOUMEM project examines ideological congruence in youth wings, introducing a typology of radicals, moderates and aligned members. We find that radicals are more common on the centre-left, tend to have longer membership, but are less politically ambitious.
by Duncan McDonnell — Reposted by: Niklas Bolin
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by Niklas Bolin
by Niklas Bolin
Reposted by: Niklas Bolin
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
A quick thread 🧵:
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by Niklas Bolin
www.tidningencurie.se/debatt/smala...
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by Duncan McDonnell — Reposted by: Niklas Bolin
If you're interested in party organisations and/or young people in politics, this is for you:
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by Paul Taggart — Reposted by: Niklas Bolin