Using Europe: Territorial Party Strategies in a Multi-level System
Using Europe: Territorial Party Strategies in a Multi-level System
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Abstract
This book explores how regional political parties use Europe to advance their territorial projects in times of rapid state restructuring. It examines the ways in which decentralisation and supranational integration have encouraged regional parties to pursue their strategies across multiple territorial levels. The book constitutes the first attempt to unravel the complexities of how nationalist and statewide parties manoeuvre around the twin issues of European integration and decentralisation, and exploit the shifting linkages within multi-level political systems. In a detailed comparative examination of three cases—Scotland, Bavaria and Sardinia—over a thirty-year period, it explores how integration has altered the nature of territorial party competition and identifies the limits of Europe for territorial projects. In addressing these issues, this work moves beyond present scholarship on multi-level governance to explain the diversity of regional responses to Europe. It provides insights and empirical research on the conduct of territorial party politics, and a model of territorial mobilisation in Europe.
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Front Matter
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Introduction: regional party strategies in Europe
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Territorial strategies: autonomy and capacity
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Scottish party responses to Europe and devolution
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Bavarian defence of the Heimat in Europe
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Sardinian autonomy in the Mediterranean
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Conclusion: the cyclical nature of territorial strategies in Europe
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End Matter
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