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Scrutinizing a relatively new field of study, the Handbook of Political Party Funding assesses the basic assumptions underlying the research, presenting an unequalled variety of case studies from diverse political finance systems.
With contributions from both eminent international scholars and prominent representatives of the second generation of students in the field, this original and thought-provoking collection of current research updates our understanding of party funding regimes, while contributing to the re-examination of perennial and often problematic issues. It illustrates, using select empirical data, the range of alternative political finance structures, exposing both the limits of these regimes and their effects on parties, systems and on democratic competition. Offering diverse and detailed case studies, the chapters examine the stakes involved nationally, and the impact of financing on the political environment. At the same time, they present a picture of a field of study that is still establishing itself, offering direction for future research.
Students and academics of political science, public law and comparative politics will find this an essential reference for studying party funding and its wider influence. Members of political institutions and those fighting political corruption will find this an incredibly useful Handbook for understanding the positives and negatives of party funding globally.
Contributors include: M. Blumenberg, R. Boatright, L. Brenez, S.-H. Chang, B.A. Dworkin, N. Evertsson, J. Fischer, A. Francois, A. Gupta, F. Jimenez, M.A. Lopez Varas, E. Martins Paz, D. May, I. Mendez De Hoyos, J. Mendilow, A. Meyer, K.-H. Nassmacher, H. Onken, G. Orr, M. Pelletier, É. Phélippeau, D.R. Piccio, M. Pinto-Duschinsky, V.C. Reyes Jr., G. Sandri, S.E. Scarrow, V. Shale, V. Simral, J. Smulders, H. Soo Sim, S.U. Umoh, I. Van Biezen, M. Villoria, F.C. Von Nostitz, W. Wolfs
Contents
Contents:
Introduction: the Party Funding Paradox and Attempts at Solutions
Jonathan Mendilow
Part I Some issues in contention
1. Funding and Propaganda
Alix Meyer and Eric Phélippeau
2. Corporate Contributions to Electoral campaigns - The Current State of Affairs
Nubia Evertsson
3. Party Election Expenditure Election Effects: National vs. District Level and the Regulatory Challenges
Justin Fisher
4. Political Finance and the Cartel Party Thesis
Daniela R. Piccio and Ingrid Van Biezen
5. Full Public Funding: Cleaning up Parties or Parties Cleaning up?
Graeme Orr
6. Political Finance Regulation and Equality: Comparing Strategies and Impact
Susan E. Scarrow
7. Political Party Funding and the Enigma of Trust
Danielle May
8. Gated Digital Communities and the Future of Party Funding
Jonathan Mendilow
Part II. The arena of party finance
9. Like Water on Pavement: Political Fundraising at the Sub-National Level - The New Jersey Example
Benjamin A. Dworkin
10. Party Finance at the Level of the European Union - Party Finance reform to vitalize the EU's Proto-party system?
Wouter Wolfs and Jef Smulders
11. State Funding and Party Primaries
Felix-Christopher Von Nostitz and Giulia Sandri
Part III - CASE STUDIES
Section A. Party finance in developed democracies
12. Party funding in the United States
Robert G. Boatright
13. Germany: Current Issues of an Aging Party Finance Regime
Manuela S. Blumenberg, Karl-Heinz Nassmacher and Holger Onken
14. Party funding in France
Abel François, Eric Phélippeau,
15. Public Funding in Canada: Reform without Consensus
Maxime Pelletier
16. Party funding in Britain
Michael Pinto-Duschinsky
Section B. Party funding in newly democratized states
17. Party funding in South Korea
Heung Soo Sim
18. Party Funding in Spain
Fernando Jiménez and Manuel Villoria
19. Political Finance in East Central Europe
Vit Simral
20. Party Funding in Brazil Following the Re-Democratization: A Brief Critical Overview
Ezequiel Martins Paz
21. Party funding in Taiwan
Shih-Hsien Chang
Section C. Party funding in Developing Democracies
22. Party funding in India
Asha Gupta
23. Party funding in Mexico and Chile
Irma Méndez de Hoyos and Miguel Angel López Varas
24. Party funding in South Africa
Samuel Uwem Umoh
25. Political Party Funding and Regulation in Lesotho and Mozambique
Victor Shale
Section D. Party funding in countries with single party and hybrid regimes
26. The Iceberg of Political Financing in Russia (2000-2015)
Lou Brenez
27. Survival Politics and Electoral Manipulation: Singapore's Hegemonic Party, Political Finance and the Reconstitution of the City-State
Vicente Chua Reyes Jr
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