Fabio Sozzi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4379730 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Fabio Sozzi |
| NOMBRES | Fabio |
| APELLIDO | Sozzi |
| FIRMA | SOZZI F |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Genoa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7734-2872 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Controlling Uncertainty in Coalition Governments
Multiparty governments are based on delegation and compromises but, at the same time, coalition parties have at their disposal several legislative instruments to keep tabs on their partners. Whereas previous studies focused on policy divisiveness and issue salience as main factors able to explain parliamentary scrutiny, in this article we suggest uncertainty as a complementary factor. In particular, we theorize that the use of parliamentary quest…
Rebels in Parliament
In this article, we concentrate on the question whether candidate selection mechanisms affect the propensity of members of parliament (MPs) to defect from party line. Literature suggests that MPs selected by more inclusive procedures (i.e. party primaries) are more likely to be rebels than legislators nominated directly by party leaders. Despite the increasing attention that scholars devote to candidate selection methods, empirical evidences are …
Representation in the European Parliament
Why do Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) specialise in legislative behaviour? How do MEPs use their specialisation in legislative activities? This article investigates these overlooked topics in literature and, in particular, it suggests that two factors induce specialisation in the European Parliament (EP): committee service and personal experiences. The empirical analysis centres on original dataset of 4925 parliamentary questions table…
Electoral foundations of parliamentary questions
Parliamentary questions (PQs) provide a useful tool for members of the European Parliament (MEPs) to control the executive at supranational level and to promote their reputation among relevant groups (party, interest groups and constituency). Previous works have just focused on macro-functions of questions, neglecting the opportunity for MEPs to use them as a re-election and re-selection strategy (micro-functions). In this article, it is argued t…
Asking territories
In this article, we explore how electoral systems influence attitudes and behavior of elected representatives. Focusing on constituency representation, we consider how variation in electoral systems may shape forms of political representation. An analysis of written parliamentary questions (PQs) is an important instrument to look at the role of parliamentarians even where, as in the European Parliament, political parties enforce discipline in rol…
Electoral foundations of parliamentary questions
Parliamentary questions (PQs) provide a useful tool for members of the European Parliament (MEPs) to control the executive at supranational level and to promote their reputation among relevant groups (party, interest groups and constituency). Previous works have just focused on macro-functions of questions, neglecting the opportunity for MEPs to use them as a re-election and re-selection strategy (micro-functions). In this article, it is argued t…
Asking territories
In this article, we explore how electoral systems influence attitudes and behavior of elected representatives. Focusing on constituency representation, we consider how variation in electoral systems may shape forms of political representation. An analysis of written parliamentary questions (PQs) is an important instrument to look at the role of parliamentarians even where, as in the European Parliament, political parties enforce discipline in rol…
Representation in the European Parliament
Why do Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) specialise in legislative behaviour? How do MEPs use their specialisation in legislative activities? This article investigates these overlooked topics in literature and, in particular, it suggests that two factors induce specialisation in the European Parliament (EP): committee service and personal experiences. The empirical analysis centres on original dataset of 4925 parliamentary questions table…
Controlling Uncertainty in Coalition Governments
Multiparty governments are based on delegation and compromises but, at the same time, coalition parties have at their disposal several legislative instruments to keep tabs on their partners. Whereas previous studies focused on policy divisiveness and issue salience as main factors able to explain parliamentary scrutiny, in this article we suggest uncertainty as a complementary factor. In particular, we theorize that the use of parliamentary quest…
Rebels in Parliament
In this article, we concentrate on the question whether candidate selection mechanisms affect the propensity of members of parliament (MPs) to defect from party line. Literature suggests that MPs selected by more inclusive procedures (i.e. party primaries) are more likely to be rebels than legislators nominated directly by party leaders. Despite the increasing attention that scholars devote to candidate selection methods, empirical evidences are …
Electoral foundations of parliamentary questions
Parliamentary questions (PQs) provide a useful tool for members of the European Parliament (MEPs) to control the executive at supranational level and to promote their reputation among relevant groups (party, interest groups and constituency). Previous works have just focused on macro-functions of questions, neglecting the opportunity for MEPs to use them as a re-election and re-selection strategy (micro-functions). In this article, it is argued t…
Asking territories
In this article, we explore how electoral systems influence attitudes and behavior of elected representatives. Focusing on constituency representation, we consider how variation in electoral systems may shape forms of political representation. An analysis of written parliamentary questions (PQs) is an important instrument to look at the role of parliamentarians even where, as in the European Parliament, political parties enforce discipline in rol…
Representation in the European Parliament
Why do Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) specialise in legislative behaviour? How do MEPs use their specialisation in legislative activities? This article investigates these overlooked topics in literature and, in particular, it suggests that two factors induce specialisation in the European Parliament (EP): committee service and personal experiences. The empirical analysis centres on original dataset of 4925 parliamentary questions table…
Rebels in Parliament
In this article, we concentrate on the question whether candidate selection mechanisms affect the propensity of members of parliament (MPs) to defect from party line. Literature suggests that MPs selected by more inclusive procedures (i.e. party primaries) are more likely to be rebels than legislators nominated directly by party leaders. Despite the increasing attention that scholars devote to candidate selection methods, empirical evidences are …
Controlling Uncertainty in Coalition Governments
Multiparty governments are based on delegation and compromises but, at the same time, coalition parties have at their disposal several legislative instruments to keep tabs on their partners. Whereas previous studies focused on policy divisiveness and issue salience as main factors able to explain parliamentary scrutiny, in this article we suggest uncertainty as a complementary factor. In particular, we theorize that the use of parliamentary quest…
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