Andrea Fumarola
Biographic Data
| ID | 4152209 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andrea Fumarola |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andrea |
| FAMILY NAME | Fumarola |
| SIGNATURE | FUMAROLA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bergen |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8809-9866 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The ‘sanction-policy’ linkage from the perspective of citizens and the role of the party system
Research on dynamic representation stresses the effect of electoral incentives on politicians’ motivation to pursue policies in line with the preferences of the majority of the citizens. However, comparative research on the so-called sanction-policy link is still limited. The present article assesses the anticipatory effect of electoral accountability on government responsiveness from the perspective of citizens across 25 European countries. Resu…
Making the government accountable: Rethinking immigration as an issue in the European Union
In the last decades, European countries have experienced two relevant waves of immigration. These 'immigration shocks' have contributed to increase dramatically public attention on immigration issues but also to structure political competition on both the supply and the demand side of democratic representation. While immigration issue has been traditionally conceived as a positional issue, the consensus among voters and the policy convergence of …
The Contexts of Electoral Accountability: Electoral Integrity Performance Voting in 23 Democracies
Electoral accountability is typically identified with retrospective economic voting even though it is widely recognized that explaining electors’ assignment of responsibility also implies considering issues other than the economy. Recently, scholars have also stressed the role of election quality in contributing to democratic legitimacy of elected authorities. In this perspective, electoral integrity as a valence issue would influence voters’ beh…
Much More Than Economy: Assessing Electoral Accountability in the CEE Member States
Electoral accountability is considered the mechanism through which voters hold governments responsible for their performance. Questioning the traditional approach of economic voting theory, the article focuses on the influence exerted by the political context—comprehensively considered as government clarity of responsibility, availability of governing alternatives, electoral formula, and freedom of the media—on the accountability mechanism in ele…
The Contexts of Electoral Accountability: Electoral Integrity Performance Voting in 23 Democracies
Electoral accountability is typically identified with retrospective economic voting even though it is widely recognized that explaining electors’ assignment of responsibility also implies considering issues other than the economy. Recently, scholars have also stressed the role of election quality in contributing to democratic legitimacy of elected authorities. In this perspective, electoral integrity as a valence issue would influence voters’ beh…
Making the government accountable: Rethinking immigration as an issue in the European Union
In the last decades, European countries have experienced two relevant waves of immigration. These 'immigration shocks' have contributed to increase dramatically public attention on immigration issues but also to structure political competition on both the supply and the demand side of democratic representation. While immigration issue has been traditionally conceived as a positional issue, the consensus among voters and the policy convergence of …
The ‘sanction-policy’ linkage from the perspective of citizens and the role of the party system
Research on dynamic representation stresses the effect of electoral incentives on politicians’ motivation to pursue policies in line with the preferences of the majority of the citizens. However, comparative research on the so-called sanction-policy link is still limited. The present article assesses the anticipatory effect of electoral accountability on government responsiveness from the perspective of citizens across 25 European countries. Resu…
Much More Than Economy: Assessing Electoral Accountability in the CEE Member States
Electoral accountability is considered the mechanism through which voters hold governments responsible for their performance. Questioning the traditional approach of economic voting theory, the article focuses on the influence exerted by the political context—comprehensively considered as government clarity of responsibility, availability of governing alternatives, electoral formula, and freedom of the media—on the accountability mechanism in ele…
Making the government accountable: Rethinking immigration as an issue in the European Union
In the last decades, European countries have experienced two relevant waves of immigration. These 'immigration shocks' have contributed to increase dramatically public attention on immigration issues but also to structure political competition on both the supply and the demand side of democratic representation. While immigration issue has been traditionally conceived as a positional issue, the consensus among voters and the policy convergence of …
The Contexts of Electoral Accountability: Electoral Integrity Performance Voting in 23 Democracies
Electoral accountability is typically identified with retrospective economic voting even though it is widely recognized that explaining electors’ assignment of responsibility also implies considering issues other than the economy. Recently, scholars have also stressed the role of election quality in contributing to democratic legitimacy of elected authorities. In this perspective, electoral integrity as a valence issue would influence voters’ beh…
The ‘sanction-policy’ linkage from the perspective of citizens and the role of the party system
Research on dynamic representation stresses the effect of electoral incentives on politicians’ motivation to pursue policies in line with the preferences of the majority of the citizens. However, comparative research on the so-called sanction-policy link is still limited. The present article assesses the anticipatory effect of electoral accountability on government responsiveness from the perspective of citizens across 25 European countries. Resu…
Economics (4 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Accountability (3 works) · CLARITY (3 works) · Government (linguistics (3 works) · Political economy (3 works)