Mogens N Pedersen
Biographic Data
| ID | 284441 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mogens N Pedersen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mogens N |
| FAMILY NAME | Pedersen |
| SIGNATURE | PEDERSEN M N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aarhus University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 591 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 9 |
The Danish legislators database
A Danish killer amendment—when judicial review was banned from the 1849 Constitution
Parliamentary Roles in Modern Legislatures
Parliamentary Roles in Modern Legislatures edited by Magnus Blomgren and Olivier Rozenberg. Abingdon/New York: Routledge, 2012. pp. xxviii + 237. $125.00, hb. ISBN: 9780415575683. When John Wahlke
Institutions Matter – Even in the Long Run. Representation, Residence Requirements, and Parachutage in Norway and Denmark
The dynamics of European party systems
In recent years it has become increasingly difficult to maintain that die European party systems are stable and that they reflect the societal cleavage structures of the past. One developmental aspect of the party systems is singled out for description and analysis in this paper. It is argued that European party systems in terms of electoral volatility, i.e., rates of net change in the electorates, are drifting away from each other. Some of the p…
Left–right political scales
Nomination:‘Some expert judgments ’ live on by Mogens N. Pedersen, p.147 Reflections: Revisiting expert judgements by Peter Mair & Francis G. Castles, p.150
Left‐right political scales
Although left‐right scales are an inherent feature of much cross‐national research, they have necessarily been created on a somewhat ad hoc basis, since the empirical foundation for valid cross‐national scales rarely exists. This paper seeks to provide such a foundation by using judgements of party ideological position which are both explicit and non‐idiosyncratic across a wide range of countries. These judgements derive from a so‐called ‘expert’…
Young Man in a Hurry: Recollections of a Soldier of Fortune
Nampula en guerre
Comment la guérilla pro-sud-africaine est-elle parvenue à bénéficier d’une certaine base sociale ? Grâce à une étude de cas (district du Eráti de la province de Nampula), on perçoit le caractère explosif de la conjonction de deux facteurs : d’une part un processus de différenciation sociale et interlignagère provoqué par la politique de villagisation, cause de crise sociale et de mécontentement parmi des couches disparates de la population (jeune…
Research on European Parliaments: A Review Article on Scholarly and Institutional Variety
A. John Berrigan on Realignment in Denmark: A Critical Comment
Towards a New Typology of Party Lifespans and Minor Parties
Minor and new parties tend to be forgotten by analysts of parties and party systems. Good as well as bad reasons account for this neglect. The neglect ought, however, to be remedied, since it can be argued that minor, and especially new minor, parties play an important role in the transformation of party systems.On the basis of a ‘broad’ definition of the concept of political party it is suggested that it is worthwhile to look upon parties as mor…
II Recent reforms in Swedish higher education: Report to an international conference held 4?5 October, 1979, Stockholm
On Measuring Party System Change: A Methodological Critique and a Suggestion
When studying party system change over time, it is tempting to use as indicators one or several of the existing measures of fractionalization and concentration. If these measures are used to study change, they will often be misleading because of their inability to discriminate among even very different diachronic patterns. Seven indicators are tested on a hypothetical set of data, and all of them fail to reflect typical patterns of change. Thus i…
The Dynamics of European Party Systems: Changing Patterns of Electoral Volatility
In recent years it has become increasingly difficult to maintain that the European party systems are stable and that they reflect the societal cleavage structures of the past. One developmental aspect of the party systems is singled out for description and analysis in this paper. It is argued that European party systems in terms of electoral volatility, i.e. rates of net change in the electorates, are drifting away from each other. Some of the pa…
La Misurazione Del Mutamento Nei Sistemi Partitici: Una Critica
IntroduzioneNegli ultimi anni lo studio del mutamento è venuto acquistando una posizione sempre piú importante nel campo della scienza politica. Attualmente si riconosce che l'avanzamento dello studio dei fenomeni politici fino al punto in cui divenga possibile esprimere valide proposizioni predittive richiede la disponibilità di un corpo di conoscenze teoriche concernenti il mutamento politico
Professionalization of Legislatures: Long-Term Change in Political Recruitment in Denmark and Norway
Everywhere a disparity can be observed between the socioeconomic composition of the electorate and the composition of the elected, representative body, which acts as a legislature for the society. Microcosm and macro- cosm are never identical; the legislature never mirrors the population at large. This is a universal generalization. It holds true for all representative systems at all times. It is furthermore true that the character of this dispar…
The Danish university between the millstones
The Geographical Matrix of Parliamentary Representation: A Spatial Model of Political Recruitment
In political systems that do not require the legislator to have his residence in the constituency which elects him, a data matrix can be created by juxtaposing the two variables of constituency affiliation and residence affiliation of legislators. This geographical matrix of representation will display a characteristic pattern which can be rendered understandable by means of a simple axiomatic model of political recruitment The model is based upo…
Party Distances in the Danish Folketing 1945–1968
Current Electoral Research in Denmark
Consensus and Conflict in the Danish Folketing 1945–65
Preferential Voting in Denmark: The Voters' Influence on the Election of Folketing Candidates
The Dynamics of European Party Systems: Changing Patterns of Electoral Volatility
In recent years it has become increasingly difficult to maintain that the European party systems are stable and that they reflect the societal cleavage structures of the past. One developmental aspect of the party systems is singled out for description and analysis in this paper. It is argued that European party systems in terms of electoral volatility, i.e. rates of net change in the electorates, are drifting away from each other. Some of the pa…
Towards a New Typology of Party Lifespans and Minor Parties
Minor and new parties tend to be forgotten by analysts of parties and party systems. Good as well as bad reasons account for this neglect. The neglect ought, however, to be remedied, since it can be argued that minor, and especially new minor, parties play an important role in the transformation of party systems.On the basis of a ‘broad’ definition of the concept of political party it is suggested that it is worthwhile to look upon parties as mor…
Consensus and Conflict in the Danish Folketing 1945–65
On Measuring Party System Change: A Methodological Critique and a Suggestion
When studying party system change over time, it is tempting to use as indicators one or several of the existing measures of fractionalization and concentration. If these measures are used to study change, they will often be misleading because of their inability to discriminate among even very different diachronic patterns. Seven indicators are tested on a hypothetical set of data, and all of them fail to reflect typical patterns of change. Thus i…
Left‐right political scales
Although left‐right scales are an inherent feature of much cross‐national research, they have necessarily been created on a somewhat ad hoc basis, since the empirical foundation for valid cross‐national scales rarely exists. This paper seeks to provide such a foundation by using judgements of party ideological position which are both explicit and non‐idiosyncratic across a wide range of countries. These judgements derive from a so‐called ‘expert’…
Party Distances in the Danish Folketing 1945–1968
The dynamics of European party systems
In recent years it has become increasingly difficult to maintain that die European party systems are stable and that they reflect the societal cleavage structures of the past. One developmental aspect of the party systems is singled out for description and analysis in this paper. It is argued that European party systems in terms of electoral volatility, i.e., rates of net change in the electorates, are drifting away from each other. Some of the p…
Professionalization of Legislatures: Long-Term Change in Political Recruitment in Denmark and Norway
Everywhere a disparity can be observed between the socioeconomic composition of the electorate and the composition of the elected, representative body, which acts as a legislature for the society. Microcosm and macro- cosm are never identical; the legislature never mirrors the population at large. This is a universal generalization. It holds true for all representative systems at all times. It is furthermore true that the character of this dispar…
Preferential Voting in Denmark: The Voters' Influence on the Election of Folketing Candidates
The Geographical Matrix of Parliamentary Representation: A Spatial Model of Political Recruitment
In political systems that do not require the legislator to have his residence in the constituency which elects him, a data matrix can be created by juxtaposing the two variables of constituency affiliation and residence affiliation of legislators. This geographical matrix of representation will display a characteristic pattern which can be rendered understandable by means of a simple axiomatic model of political recruitment The model is based upo…
La Misurazione Del Mutamento Nei Sistemi Partitici: Una Critica
IntroduzioneNegli ultimi anni lo studio del mutamento è venuto acquistando una posizione sempre piú importante nel campo della scienza politica. Attualmente si riconosce che l'avanzamento dello studio dei fenomeni politici fino al punto in cui divenga possibile esprimere valide proposizioni predittive richiede la disponibilità di un corpo di conoscenze teoriche concernenti il mutamento politico
Nampula en guerre
Comment la guérilla pro-sud-africaine est-elle parvenue à bénéficier d’une certaine base sociale ? Grâce à une étude de cas (district du Eráti de la province de Nampula), on perçoit le caractère explosif de la conjonction de deux facteurs : d’une part un processus de différenciation sociale et interlignagère provoqué par la politique de villagisation, cause de crise sociale et de mécontentement parmi des couches disparates de la population (jeune…
Current Electoral Research in Denmark
The Danish legislators database
A Danish killer amendment—when judicial review was banned from the 1849 Constitution
Institutions Matter – Even in the Long Run. Representation, Residence Requirements, and Parachutage in Norway and Denmark
Left–right political scales
Nomination:‘Some expert judgments ’ live on by Mogens N. Pedersen, p.147 Reflections: Revisiting expert judgements by Peter Mair & Francis G. Castles, p.150
Young Man in a Hurry: Recollections of a Soldier of Fortune
The Danish university between the millstones
Preferential Voting in Denmark: The Voters' Influence on the Election of Folketing Candidates
Consensus and Conflict in the Danish Folketing 1945–65
Current Electoral Research in Denmark
Party Distances in the Danish Folketing 1945–1968
The Geographical Matrix of Parliamentary Representation: A Spatial Model of Political Recruitment
In political systems that do not require the legislator to have his residence in the constituency which elects him, a data matrix can be created by juxtaposing the two variables of constituency affiliation and residence affiliation of legislators. This geographical matrix of representation will display a characteristic pattern which can be rendered understandable by means of a simple axiomatic model of political recruitment The model is based upo…
The Danish university between the millstones
La Misurazione Del Mutamento Nei Sistemi Partitici: Una Critica
IntroduzioneNegli ultimi anni lo studio del mutamento è venuto acquistando una posizione sempre piú importante nel campo della scienza politica. Attualmente si riconosce che l'avanzamento dello studio dei fenomeni politici fino al punto in cui divenga possibile esprimere valide proposizioni predittive richiede la disponibilità di un corpo di conoscenze teoriche concernenti il mutamento politico
Professionalization of Legislatures: Long-Term Change in Political Recruitment in Denmark and Norway
Everywhere a disparity can be observed between the socioeconomic composition of the electorate and the composition of the elected, representative body, which acts as a legislature for the society. Microcosm and macro- cosm are never identical; the legislature never mirrors the population at large. This is a universal generalization. It holds true for all representative systems at all times. It is furthermore true that the character of this dispar…
The Dynamics of European Party Systems: Changing Patterns of Electoral Volatility
In recent years it has become increasingly difficult to maintain that the European party systems are stable and that they reflect the societal cleavage structures of the past. One developmental aspect of the party systems is singled out for description and analysis in this paper. It is argued that European party systems in terms of electoral volatility, i.e. rates of net change in the electorates, are drifting away from each other. Some of the pa…
II Recent reforms in Swedish higher education: Report to an international conference held 4?5 October, 1979, Stockholm
On Measuring Party System Change: A Methodological Critique and a Suggestion
When studying party system change over time, it is tempting to use as indicators one or several of the existing measures of fractionalization and concentration. If these measures are used to study change, they will often be misleading because of their inability to discriminate among even very different diachronic patterns. Seven indicators are tested on a hypothetical set of data, and all of them fail to reflect typical patterns of change. Thus i…
Towards a New Typology of Party Lifespans and Minor Parties
Minor and new parties tend to be forgotten by analysts of parties and party systems. Good as well as bad reasons account for this neglect. The neglect ought, however, to be remedied, since it can be argued that minor, and especially new minor, parties play an important role in the transformation of party systems.On the basis of a ‘broad’ definition of the concept of political party it is suggested that it is worthwhile to look upon parties as mor…
A. John Berrigan on Realignment in Denmark: A Critical Comment
Research on European Parliaments: A Review Article on Scholarly and Institutional Variety
Nampula en guerre
Comment la guérilla pro-sud-africaine est-elle parvenue à bénéficier d’une certaine base sociale ? Grâce à une étude de cas (district du Eráti de la province de Nampula), on perçoit le caractère explosif de la conjonction de deux facteurs : d’une part un processus de différenciation sociale et interlignagère provoqué par la politique de villagisation, cause de crise sociale et de mécontentement parmi des couches disparates de la population (jeune…
Young Man in a Hurry: Recollections of a Soldier of Fortune
The dynamics of European party systems
In recent years it has become increasingly difficult to maintain that die European party systems are stable and that they reflect the societal cleavage structures of the past. One developmental aspect of the party systems is singled out for description and analysis in this paper. It is argued that European party systems in terms of electoral volatility, i.e., rates of net change in the electorates, are drifting away from each other. Some of the p…
Left–right political scales
Nomination:‘Some expert judgments ’ live on by Mogens N. Pedersen, p.147 Reflections: Revisiting expert judgements by Peter Mair & Francis G. Castles, p.150
Left‐right political scales
Although left‐right scales are an inherent feature of much cross‐national research, they have necessarily been created on a somewhat ad hoc basis, since the empirical foundation for valid cross‐national scales rarely exists. This paper seeks to provide such a foundation by using judgements of party ideological position which are both explicit and non‐idiosyncratic across a wide range of countries. These judgements derive from a so‐called ‘expert’…
Institutions Matter – Even in the Long Run. Representation, Residence Requirements, and Parachutage in Norway and Denmark
A Danish killer amendment—when judicial review was banned from the 1849 Constitution
Parliamentary Roles in Modern Legislatures
Parliamentary Roles in Modern Legislatures edited by Magnus Blomgren and Olivier Rozenberg. Abingdon/New York: Routledge, 2012. pp. xxviii + 237. $125.00, hb. ISBN: 9780415575683. When John Wahlke
The Danish legislators database
Political science (21 works) · Law (17 works) · Law (16 works) · Sociology (12 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (9 works) · Politics (9 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Citation (6 works)