Tim Spier
Biographic Data
| ID | 4378648 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tim Spier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tim |
| FAMILY NAME | Spier |
| SIGNATURE | SPIER T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Deutscher Bundestag |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 5 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Still Connected? Attitudinal Representativeness of German Party Memberships
In modern representative democracies political parties are the main institutions responsible for providing linkage between citizens and the state. One way to do this is through organizational linkage mechanisms, especially the representation of a party's voters through the party membership. This paper tries to describe the attitudinal representativeness of German party memberships in terms of left-right positions using data from two party members…
Not Dead Yet? Explaining Party Member Activity in Germany
While political parties in Germany have been steadily losing members for more than two decades, there has been no sign of a breakdown in their day-to-day grass-roots activities. Despite many prophecies of doom, the 'party on the ground' does not seem to be dead yet. There is some evidence that the declining number of party members is compensated for by an increasing share of party activists. The question is how the erosion of the political partie…
Introduction
The party membership decline experienced in Germany in the last decades raises a number of theoretical, empirical, and normative questions, a selection of which is addressed in this special issue of German Politics. In this introduction, we summarise some of the central arguments and findings presented. Although the individual articles take various perspectives and present specific insights, as a whole they allow for drawing some consequences: Fi…
Ärzteverbände und ihre Mitglieder
Individuelle Determinanten des Faktionalismus in deutschen Parteien. Eine empirische Analyse der Mitgliedschaft in innerparteilichen Flügeln oder Strömungen
Der Einfluss der Gruppengröße auf die Aktivität von Parteimitgliedern
Große Koalitionen in den deutschen Bundesländern 1949-2013
Journal of Pol itical Science (ZPol) is devoted to all areas and sub-areas of Political Science. The priority of this journal is to provide a platform for carrying on critical debates on basic, theoretical and practice-oriented political science
Realisierbare Koalitionsoption im Zeithorizont 2013/2017? Perspektiven von Rot-Rot-Grün
Parteimitglieder in Deutschland
Krise Oder Wandel der Parteiendemokratie?
Krise oder Wandel der Parteiendemokratie?
Modernisierungsverlierer
Die Linkspartei
Seit Herbst 2005 gibt es mit der Linkspartei - erstmals in der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik - eine Allianz von west- und ostdeutschen Kräften links von der Sozialdemokratie im Bundestag. Trotz des beachtlichen Wahlergebnisses von 8,7 % werden erst die nächsten Jahre zeigen, ob der Zusammenschluss von PDS und WASG eine tragfähige Basis für eine eigene Partei sein kann oder doch nur ein Bündnis auf Zeit bleibt. Der Sammelband wirft einen Blick auf…
Die Linkspartei
Die Linkspartei
Political Opportunity Structures and the Success of the German Left Party in 2005
The “Linkspartei”, an electoral alliance of the former communist PDS and the social democratic splinter WASG, scored 8.7% of the vote and managed to gain parliamentary representation at the German Federal Election of 2005. As this is the most significant electoral appearance of a party of the non-social democratic left in Germany since Weimar times, our article addresses the question of the underlying social and political conditions. To analyse t…
Working-Class Authoritarianism und Die Wahl Rechtspopulistischer Parteien
Not Dead Yet? Explaining Party Member Activity in Germany
While political parties in Germany have been steadily losing members for more than two decades, there has been no sign of a breakdown in their day-to-day grass-roots activities. Despite many prophecies of doom, the 'party on the ground' does not seem to be dead yet. There is some evidence that the declining number of party members is compensated for by an increasing share of party activists. The question is how the erosion of the political partie…
Still Connected? Attitudinal Representativeness of German Party Memberships
In modern representative democracies political parties are the main institutions responsible for providing linkage between citizens and the state. One way to do this is through organizational linkage mechanisms, especially the representation of a party's voters through the party membership. This paper tries to describe the attitudinal representativeness of German party memberships in terms of left-right positions using data from two party members…
Große Koalitionen in den deutschen Bundesländern 1949-2013
Journal of Pol itical Science (ZPol) is devoted to all areas and sub-areas of Political Science. The priority of this journal is to provide a platform for carrying on critical debates on basic, theoretical and practice-oriented political science
Introduction
The party membership decline experienced in Germany in the last decades raises a number of theoretical, empirical, and normative questions, a selection of which is addressed in this special issue of German Politics. In this introduction, we summarise some of the central arguments and findings presented. Although the individual articles take various perspectives and present specific insights, as a whole they allow for drawing some consequences: Fi…
Political Opportunity Structures and the Success of the German Left Party in 2005
The “Linkspartei”, an electoral alliance of the former communist PDS and the social democratic splinter WASG, scored 8.7% of the vote and managed to gain parliamentary representation at the German Federal Election of 2005. As this is the most significant electoral appearance of a party of the non-social democratic left in Germany since Weimar times, our article addresses the question of the underlying social and political conditions. To analyse t…
Working-Class Authoritarianism und Die Wahl Rechtspopulistischer Parteien
Die Linkspartei
Seit Herbst 2005 gibt es mit der Linkspartei - erstmals in der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik - eine Allianz von west- und ostdeutschen Kräften links von der Sozialdemokratie im Bundestag. Trotz des beachtlichen Wahlergebnisses von 8,7 % werden erst die nächsten Jahre zeigen, ob der Zusammenschluss von PDS und WASG eine tragfähige Basis für eine eigene Partei sein kann oder doch nur ein Bündnis auf Zeit bleibt. Der Sammelband wirft einen Blick auf…
Die Linkspartei
Die Linkspartei
Political Opportunity Structures and the Success of the German Left Party in 2005
The “Linkspartei”, an electoral alliance of the former communist PDS and the social democratic splinter WASG, scored 8.7% of the vote and managed to gain parliamentary representation at the German Federal Election of 2005. As this is the most significant electoral appearance of a party of the non-social democratic left in Germany since Weimar times, our article addresses the question of the underlying social and political conditions. To analyse t…
Working-Class Authoritarianism und Die Wahl Rechtspopulistischer Parteien
Krise Oder Wandel der Parteiendemokratie?
Krise oder Wandel der Parteiendemokratie?
Modernisierungsverlierer
Parteimitglieder in Deutschland
Realisierbare Koalitionsoption im Zeithorizont 2013/2017? Perspektiven von Rot-Rot-Grün
Der Einfluss der Gruppengröße auf die Aktivität von Parteimitgliedern
Große Koalitionen in den deutschen Bundesländern 1949-2013
Journal of Pol itical Science (ZPol) is devoted to all areas and sub-areas of Political Science. The priority of this journal is to provide a platform for carrying on critical debates on basic, theoretical and practice-oriented political science
Individuelle Determinanten des Faktionalismus in deutschen Parteien. Eine empirische Analyse der Mitgliedschaft in innerparteilichen Flügeln oder Strömungen
Ärzteverbände und ihre Mitglieder
Still Connected? Attitudinal Representativeness of German Party Memberships
In modern representative democracies political parties are the main institutions responsible for providing linkage between citizens and the state. One way to do this is through organizational linkage mechanisms, especially the representation of a party's voters through the party membership. This paper tries to describe the attitudinal representativeness of German party memberships in terms of left-right positions using data from two party members…
Not Dead Yet? Explaining Party Member Activity in Germany
While political parties in Germany have been steadily losing members for more than two decades, there has been no sign of a breakdown in their day-to-day grass-roots activities. Despite many prophecies of doom, the 'party on the ground' does not seem to be dead yet. There is some evidence that the declining number of party members is compensated for by an increasing share of party activists. The question is how the erosion of the political partie…
Introduction
The party membership decline experienced in Germany in the last decades raises a number of theoretical, empirical, and normative questions, a selection of which is addressed in this special issue of German Politics. In this introduction, we summarise some of the central arguments and findings presented. Although the individual articles take various perspectives and present specific insights, as a whole they allow for drawing some consequences: Fi…
Political science (10 works) · Populism, Right-Wing Movements (9 works) · German legal, social, and political studies (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (4 works) · German (4 works) · Germany (4 works)