Fransje Molenaar
Biographic Data
| ID | 1189946 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fransje Molenaar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fransje |
| FAMILY NAME | Molenaar |
| SIGNATURE | MOLENAAR F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Leiden University, The Netherlands |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 44 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Power Short-Circuited
This article unpacks the effect that the presence of diffuse licit and illicit power structures has on states and citizens in the modern world. It does so by investigating how a drug cartel undermined social movement organisation around electricity provision in the San Marcos province of Guatemala. The cartel's presence contributed directly to the demise of movement activity and impeded the effective development of movement strategies in the face…
Legitimising political party representation
This study traces the development of party law from its first appearance in the early 20th century to its re-appearance in post-transitional Latin America and demonstrates how legislators frequently use party law to legally validate the participation of political parties in the electoral process. Through an analysis of instances of cartelising party laws and party deregulation, this article shows that the cartelising use of party law is often fol…
The world upside down
Political finance regulation is often praised in terms of its ability to introduce equality among political parties, to create more transparent political parties and to lower the influence of affluent donors on the political decision-making process. Little examination exists, however, of the effectiveness of this type of regulation. This article aims to fill this gap by addressing whether and to what extent different types of public funding regul…
Laura WILLS Otero y Margarita BATTLE (comps.) «Política y territorio. Análisis de las elecciones subnacionales en Colombia, 2011». Bogotá
de los autores en llevar el análisis a las elecciones subnacionales y así arrojar luz sobre el comportamiento de los partidos políticos en Colombia desde la perspectiva local
The Europeanisation of Party Politics? Competing Regulatory Paradigms at the Supranational Level
This paper explores the process of Europeanisation of party politics by examining the regulation of political parties by supranational European organisations. Despite the increased relevance of the regulation of the activity, behaviour, organisation and finances of political parties in European democracies, the supranational dimensions of this phenomenon have hitherto received relatively little systematic scholarly attention. This paper adopts an…
The world upside down
Political finance regulation is often praised in terms of its ability to introduce equality among political parties, to create more transparent political parties and to lower the influence of affluent donors on the political decision-making process. Little examination exists, however, of the effectiveness of this type of regulation. This article aims to fill this gap by addressing whether and to what extent different types of public funding regul…
The Europeanisation of Party Politics? Competing Regulatory Paradigms at the Supranational Level
This paper explores the process of Europeanisation of party politics by examining the regulation of political parties by supranational European organisations. Despite the increased relevance of the regulation of the activity, behaviour, organisation and finances of political parties in European democracies, the supranational dimensions of this phenomenon have hitherto received relatively little systematic scholarly attention. This paper adopts an…
Legitimising political party representation
This study traces the development of party law from its first appearance in the early 20th century to its re-appearance in post-transitional Latin America and demonstrates how legislators frequently use party law to legally validate the participation of political parties in the electoral process. Through an analysis of instances of cartelising party laws and party deregulation, this article shows that the cartelising use of party law is often fol…
The Europeanisation of Party Politics? Competing Regulatory Paradigms at the Supranational Level
This paper explores the process of Europeanisation of party politics by examining the regulation of political parties by supranational European organisations. Despite the increased relevance of the regulation of the activity, behaviour, organisation and finances of political parties in European democracies, the supranational dimensions of this phenomenon have hitherto received relatively little systematic scholarly attention. This paper adopts an…
Laura WILLS Otero y Margarita BATTLE (comps.) «Política y territorio. Análisis de las elecciones subnacionales en Colombia, 2011». Bogotá
de los autores en llevar el análisis a las elecciones subnacionales y así arrojar luz sobre el comportamiento de los partidos políticos en Colombia desde la perspectiva local
Legitimising political party representation
This study traces the development of party law from its first appearance in the early 20th century to its re-appearance in post-transitional Latin America and demonstrates how legislators frequently use party law to legally validate the participation of political parties in the electoral process. Through an analysis of instances of cartelising party laws and party deregulation, this article shows that the cartelising use of party law is often fol…
The world upside down
Political finance regulation is often praised in terms of its ability to introduce equality among political parties, to create more transparent political parties and to lower the influence of affluent donors on the political decision-making process. Little examination exists, however, of the effectiveness of this type of regulation. This article aims to fill this gap by addressing whether and to what extent different types of public funding regul…
Power Short-Circuited
This article unpacks the effect that the presence of diffuse licit and illicit power structures has on states and citizens in the modern world. It does so by investigating how a drug cartel undermined social movement organisation around electricity provision in the San Marcos province of Guatemala. The cartel's presence contributed directly to the demise of movement activity and impeded the effective development of movement strategies in the face…
Political science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Legitimacy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Latin Americans (2 works)