Anna Bosco
Biographic Data
| ID | 4380663 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anna Bosco |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anna |
| FAMILY NAME | Bosco |
| SIGNATURE | BOSCO A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Trieste |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0314-0028 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 235 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Less second-order, more Europeanised? The 2024 European Parliament election in Spain
Surviving in a male academia: Gender gap, publication strategies and career stage in South European political science journals
Women’s underrepresentation in top political science journals has been a central concern of both the American Political Science Association and the European Consortium of Political Research, which have promoted studies to assess the extent and features of the gender gap. However, so far in Southern Europe, research on this topic has been scarce. Our work adds to the literature by presenting new data on three journals: the Italian Political Scienc…
South European Society and Politics: The Road Travelled so Far
The work describes the journal's mission and goals. Presenting new empirical data, it first takes stock of the published output, revealing the major research themes covered. Next, it investigates characteristics of authorship including gender balance, career stage, co-authorship and academic affiliation, before considering SESP's influence on the academic community
Polarisation in Southern Europe: Elites, Party Conflicts and Negative Partisanship
The article complements our collection of studies of politics in polarised Southern Europe by offering a cross-regional comparison. Following a brief excursion into how polarisa- tion in Southern Europe has been addressed in the existing literature, the focus zooms in on three country case studies. After showing the differential evolution of polarisation in Italy, Greece and Spain over recent decades, the story is brought up to date with an exami…
From Electoral Epidemic to Government Epidemic: The Next Level of the Crisis in Southern Europe
With the elections of 2015-16 in Greece, Spain and Portugal, the political fallout from the economic crisis in Southern Europe reached a new level. An overview of the new electoral arenas and party systems is followed by an investigation of the paths to government formation. Unprecedented events during (multiple) processes of government formation, uncharted outcomes in government types and governing party identities, and the necessity to repeat e…
Living Parallel Lives: Italy and Greece in an Age of Austerity
The economic crisis has triggered a process of political convergence between Italy and Greece. The simultaneous downfall of the Italian and Greek governments, following the public withdrawal of European confidence in their ability to handle the crisis, was followed by the establishment of technocrat-led governments based on parliamentary ‘super-majorities’ and then by ‘protest elections’, marked by unprecedented levels of electoral volatility. By…
Electoral Epidemic: The Political Cost of Economic Crisis in Southern Europe, 2010–11
This article introduces a collection of essays on the elections of 2010–11 in Italy, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Cyprus and the Turkish Cypriot community. It examines the impact of the European sovereign debt crisis on electoral trends in the era of the Greek and Portuguese bailouts. After briefly examining the crisis economies, it investigates patterns of abstention, incumbent punishment and opposition success, including the rise of regiona…
Parties, Politics and Publishers in Zapatero's Spain
What Changes in South European Parties? A Comparative Introduction
Party changes are a traditional topic of research and a major political issue within European democracies. Country-based studies and cross-national projects have explored the transformation of poli
Electoral Epidemic: The Political Cost of Economic Crisis in Southern Europe, 2010–11
This article introduces a collection of essays on the elections of 2010–11 in Italy, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Cyprus and the Turkish Cypriot community. It examines the impact of the European sovereign debt crisis on electoral trends in the era of the Greek and Portuguese bailouts. After briefly examining the crisis economies, it investigates patterns of abstention, incumbent punishment and opposition success, including the rise of regiona…
From Electoral Epidemic to Government Epidemic: The Next Level of the Crisis in Southern Europe
With the elections of 2015-16 in Greece, Spain and Portugal, the political fallout from the economic crisis in Southern Europe reached a new level. An overview of the new electoral arenas and party systems is followed by an investigation of the paths to government formation. Unprecedented events during (multiple) processes of government formation, uncharted outcomes in government types and governing party identities, and the necessity to repeat e…
Living Parallel Lives: Italy and Greece in an Age of Austerity
The economic crisis has triggered a process of political convergence between Italy and Greece. The simultaneous downfall of the Italian and Greek governments, following the public withdrawal of European confidence in their ability to handle the crisis, was followed by the establishment of technocrat-led governments based on parliamentary ‘super-majorities’ and then by ‘protest elections’, marked by unprecedented levels of electoral volatility. By…
Polarisation in Southern Europe: Elites, Party Conflicts and Negative Partisanship
The article complements our collection of studies of politics in polarised Southern Europe by offering a cross-regional comparison. Following a brief excursion into how polarisa- tion in Southern Europe has been addressed in the existing literature, the focus zooms in on three country case studies. After showing the differential evolution of polarisation in Italy, Greece and Spain over recent decades, the story is brought up to date with an exami…
What Changes in South European Parties? A Comparative Introduction
Party changes are a traditional topic of research and a major political issue within European democracies. Country-based studies and cross-national projects have explored the transformation of poli
What Changes in South European Parties? A Comparative Introduction
Party changes are a traditional topic of research and a major political issue within European democracies. Country-based studies and cross-national projects have explored the transformation of poli
Parties, Politics and Publishers in Zapatero's Spain
Electoral Epidemic: The Political Cost of Economic Crisis in Southern Europe, 2010–11
This article introduces a collection of essays on the elections of 2010–11 in Italy, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Turkey, Cyprus and the Turkish Cypriot community. It examines the impact of the European sovereign debt crisis on electoral trends in the era of the Greek and Portuguese bailouts. After briefly examining the crisis economies, it investigates patterns of abstention, incumbent punishment and opposition success, including the rise of regiona…
Living Parallel Lives: Italy and Greece in an Age of Austerity
The economic crisis has triggered a process of political convergence between Italy and Greece. The simultaneous downfall of the Italian and Greek governments, following the public withdrawal of European confidence in their ability to handle the crisis, was followed by the establishment of technocrat-led governments based on parliamentary ‘super-majorities’ and then by ‘protest elections’, marked by unprecedented levels of electoral volatility. By…
From Electoral Epidemic to Government Epidemic: The Next Level of the Crisis in Southern Europe
With the elections of 2015-16 in Greece, Spain and Portugal, the political fallout from the economic crisis in Southern Europe reached a new level. An overview of the new electoral arenas and party systems is followed by an investigation of the paths to government formation. Unprecedented events during (multiple) processes of government formation, uncharted outcomes in government types and governing party identities, and the necessity to repeat e…
Polarisation in Southern Europe: Elites, Party Conflicts and Negative Partisanship
The article complements our collection of studies of politics in polarised Southern Europe by offering a cross-regional comparison. Following a brief excursion into how polarisa- tion in Southern Europe has been addressed in the existing literature, the focus zooms in on three country case studies. After showing the differential evolution of polarisation in Italy, Greece and Spain over recent decades, the story is brought up to date with an exami…
Surviving in a male academia: Gender gap, publication strategies and career stage in South European political science journals
Women’s underrepresentation in top political science journals has been a central concern of both the American Political Science Association and the European Consortium of Political Research, which have promoted studies to assess the extent and features of the gender gap. However, so far in Southern Europe, research on this topic has been scarce. Our work adds to the literature by presenting new data on three journals: the Italian Political Scienc…
South European Society and Politics: The Road Travelled so Far
The work describes the journal's mission and goals. Presenting new empirical data, it first takes stock of the published output, revealing the major research themes covered. Next, it investigates characteristics of authorship including gender balance, career stage, co-authorship and academic affiliation, before considering SESP's influence on the academic community
Less second-order, more Europeanised? The 2024 European Parliament election in Spain
Political science (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Populism, Right-Wing Movements (5 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economy (3 works)