Marc Sanjaume-Calvet
Biographic Data
| ID | 4373788 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marc Sanjaume-Calvet |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marc |
| FAMILY NAME | Sanjaume-Calvet |
| SIGNATURE | SANJAUME-CALVET M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Political and Social Sciences, Universitat Pompeu Fabra & Institut d'Estudis de l'Autogovern, Barcelona, Spain |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Self-determination vs. state sovereignty. What are the determinants of agreed-upon independence referendums in liberal democracies
Secession referendums can help to resolve the tension between self-determination and state sovereignty. Nevertheless, not all state governments accept holding such consultations in collaboration with secessionist movements. This article tackles this issue by focusing on the determinants of agreed and non-agreed upon independence referendums. Through a statistical analysis based on a dataset of independence referendums held in liberal democracies …
Plebiscitarianism Revisited
This article explores the strategic functions of independence referendums. These referendums are normally framed as popular decisions on statehood over a certain territory. However, I argue that the popular will does not always have the decisory function that plebiscitarian theories suggest. In fact, actual decision referendums are rare; often independence referendums are instead used strategically as a leverage and signalling tactic. The article…
How Fair Is It? An Experimental Study of Perceived Fairness of Distributive Policies
How do people evaluate fairness of redistributive policies when redistribution is considered multidimensional? We estimate the effect of distributive policies on the top- and bottom-income groups, as well as the effects of general wealth, social mobility, and origin of wealth on people's perceived fairness of the policies. Findings reveal that policies that encourage upward social mobility and an increase in general wealth and reward effort and u…
The Political Use of de facto Referendums of Independence The Case of Catalonia
Referendums on independence in liberal democracies are rare, even more so when held without the agreement of the central government. On 1 October 2017, a referendum on independence took place in Catalonia despite the opposition of Spanish central authorities and the lack of Constitutional support. This article analyses and attempts to explain this case of a de facto referendum in the international context of independence referendums. We consider …
Un passeig pel Saló dels Passos Perduts
How the Great Powers Engender States
This book is an important contribution to the field of secession and state emergence studies at various levels. The empirical research behind it allows Professor Coggins to formulate a solid hypothesis based on the recent literature on the topic. Her basic tenet is the importance of recognition by the international system to explain state emergence; this is not new, but the whole book provides a solid argument to sustain her thesis and includes s…
The Political Use of de facto Referendums of Independence The Case of Catalonia
Referendums on independence in liberal democracies are rare, even more so when held without the agreement of the central government. On 1 October 2017, a referendum on independence took place in Catalonia despite the opposition of Spanish central authorities and the lack of Constitutional support. This article analyses and attempts to explain this case of a de facto referendum in the international context of independence referendums. We consider …
Plebiscitarianism Revisited
This article explores the strategic functions of independence referendums. These referendums are normally framed as popular decisions on statehood over a certain territory. However, I argue that the popular will does not always have the decisory function that plebiscitarian theories suggest. In fact, actual decision referendums are rare; often independence referendums are instead used strategically as a leverage and signalling tactic. The article…
How Fair Is It? An Experimental Study of Perceived Fairness of Distributive Policies
How do people evaluate fairness of redistributive policies when redistribution is considered multidimensional? We estimate the effect of distributive policies on the top- and bottom-income groups, as well as the effects of general wealth, social mobility, and origin of wealth on people's perceived fairness of the policies. Findings reveal that policies that encourage upward social mobility and an increase in general wealth and reward effort and u…
Self-determination vs. state sovereignty. What are the determinants of agreed-upon independence referendums in liberal democracies
Secession referendums can help to resolve the tension between self-determination and state sovereignty. Nevertheless, not all state governments accept holding such consultations in collaboration with secessionist movements. This article tackles this issue by focusing on the determinants of agreed and non-agreed upon independence referendums. Through a statistical analysis based on a dataset of independence referendums held in liberal democracies …
Un passeig pel Saló dels Passos Perduts
How the Great Powers Engender States
This book is an important contribution to the field of secession and state emergence studies at various levels. The empirical research behind it allows Professor Coggins to formulate a solid hypothesis based on the recent literature on the topic. Her basic tenet is the importance of recognition by the international system to explain state emergence; this is not new, but the whole book provides a solid argument to sustain her thesis and includes s…
How Fair Is It? An Experimental Study of Perceived Fairness of Distributive Policies
How do people evaluate fairness of redistributive policies when redistribution is considered multidimensional? We estimate the effect of distributive policies on the top- and bottom-income groups, as well as the effects of general wealth, social mobility, and origin of wealth on people's perceived fairness of the policies. Findings reveal that policies that encourage upward social mobility and an increase in general wealth and reward effort and u…
The Political Use of de facto Referendums of Independence The Case of Catalonia
Referendums on independence in liberal democracies are rare, even more so when held without the agreement of the central government. On 1 October 2017, a referendum on independence took place in Catalonia despite the opposition of Spanish central authorities and the lack of Constitutional support. This article analyses and attempts to explain this case of a de facto referendum in the international context of independence referendums. We consider …
Plebiscitarianism Revisited
This article explores the strategic functions of independence referendums. These referendums are normally framed as popular decisions on statehood over a certain territory. However, I argue that the popular will does not always have the decisory function that plebiscitarian theories suggest. In fact, actual decision referendums are rare; often independence referendums are instead used strategically as a leverage and signalling tactic. The article…
Self-determination vs. state sovereignty. What are the determinants of agreed-upon independence referendums in liberal democracies
Secession referendums can help to resolve the tension between self-determination and state sovereignty. Nevertheless, not all state governments accept holding such consultations in collaboration with secessionist movements. This article tackles this issue by focusing on the determinants of agreed and non-agreed upon independence referendums. Through a statistical analysis based on a dataset of independence referendums held in liberal democracies …
Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Independence (probability theory (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Political Systems and Governance (3 works) · Post-Soviet Geopolitical Dynamics (3 works)