David Hanley

Biographic Data

ID999462
NAMEDavid Hanley
GIVEN NAMESDavid
FAMILY NAMEHanley
SIGNATUREHANLEY D
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Reading
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS59
TOTAL CITATIONS90
AUTHOR COUNT59
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1976
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX6

  • Seeing wild animals just like us: Media viewing, anthropomorphism, and support for wildlife protections

    David Hanley, Drew Hanley et al.ARTICLEHuman Dimensions of Wildlife2026

    Given that media frequently depict and often anthropomorphize wildlife (media anthropomorphism), this study builds on cultivation theory, narrative transportation theory, and priming theory to examine how different forms of media use and exposure to media imagery predict whether audience members anthropomorphize wildlife (audience anthropomorphism) and support wildlife protections. The analyses draw on data from a national online survey of United…

  • Left and Centre-Left in France—Endgame or Renewal

    Open AccessDavid HanleyARTICLEParliamentary Affairs2018Cited by: 4References: 3

    Journal Article Left and Centre-Left in France—Endgame or Renewal? Get access David Hanley David Hanley Faculty of Humanities and Social Science, Centre for European and International Studies Research, University of Portsmouth, Park Building, King Henry 1st Street, Portsmouth PO1 2DZ, UK Correspondence: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Parliamentary Affairs, Volume 71, Issue 3, July 201…

  • Euroscepticism as a transnational and pan-European phenomenon: The emergence of a new sphere of opposition

    David HanleyARTICLEJournal of Contemporary European…2017Cited by: 4

    Euroscepticism as a transnational and pan-European phenomenon: the emergence of a new sphere of opposition." Journal of Contemporary European Studies, 25(2), pp. 277–278

  • Government through culture and the contemporary French right

    David HanleyARTICLEJournal of Contemporary European…2016

    Government through culture and the contemporary French right." Journal of Contemporary European Studies, 24(4), pp. 532–533

  • From ‘la petite Europe vaticane’ to the Club Med: The French Socialist Party and the challenges of European integration

    David HanleyARTICLEModern & Contemporary France2016Cited by: 2References: 10

    Studies of the relationship of political parties to the European Community/Union (EC/EU) increasingly use the perspective of ‘Europeanisation’ to measure such relationships. There is also a case, however, for looking at Europe from the perhaps narrower but no less necessary point of view of intra-party dynamics: in particular, what kinds of challenge does ‘Europe’ represent to party managers and how do they deal with it? By analysing the relation…

  • Austerity Ireland: The Failure of Irish Capitalism

    David HanleyARTICLEJournal of Contemporary European…2015

    Ireland's debt crisis is different to that of other countries. If some peripheral southern states took advantage of euro membership to borrow cheap resources (and then to waste these resources), Ir

  • A Taste for Intrigue: The Multiple Lives of François Mitterrand

    David HanleyARTICLEModern & Contemporary France2014

  • No Enemies on the Right? Competition and Collusion between Conservatives, Moderates and Extreme Right Parties in Europe

    Emmanuel Godin, David HanleyARTICLEJournal of Contemporary European…2013

    We are used to putting parties of the Right into tidy boxes. On the one hand stands the established family of the mainstream right. Its parties have various names—moderates, centre-right, conservat

  • Mapping the Extreme Right in Contemporary Europe: From Local to Transitional

    David HanleyARTICLEJournal of Contemporary European…2013

  • Géopolitique de la France: Entre déclin et renaissance

    David HanleyARTICLEModern & Contemporary France2013

    Olivier Kempf, Paris, Editions Technip, 2013, 311 pages, €25.00, ISBN: 978 2710810001 Kempf wonders why so few people in France talk about geopolitics. In fact many scholars do, but they tend to do

  • Squeezed from Above and Pressured from Below: The Nation State in the Era of Globalisation

    David HanleyARTICLEJournal of Contemporary European…2012

  • Les élections européennes de juin 2009 au Royaume-Uni: Des élections pas tout à fait de second ordre

    David HanleyARTICLERevue internationale de politique…2010

    Un maigre tiers des électeurs britanniques s’est présenté aux urnes dans un contexte de difficultés politiques pour les travaillistes et de scandale financier pour le gouvernement. Le vote semble confirmer le déclin du Labour, sans toutefois entièrement rassurer les conservateurs. Les nationalistes écossais, l’UKIP et, plus modestement, le BNP sont les vrais vainqueurs du scrutin. L’adhésion britannique à l’UE continue à poser problème pour un no…

  • Changing the Parti Socialiste: Renewal or Adaptation

    David HanleyARTICLEJournal of Contemporary European…2008References: 3

    Parties are reluctant to change and will do so only under pressure, such as repeated electoral defeat. The response of the French Socialist Party to its ongoing crisis is analysed in terms of possible changes to its ideology, structures, leadership and alliances. The overall finding is that on any one of these axes movement is likely to be minimal, of pragmatic adaptation rather than ambitious attempts at wholesale renewal

  • Parties and Governance—Extending the Territory

    David HanleyARTICLERegional & Federal Studies2007References: 13

    Multi-level governance has affected political parties as much as other institutions. Created within nation-states as the latter developed democratic structures, they sought to represent the interests of groups deriving from the societal cleavages found everywhere as modernization occurred across Europe. At the same time they developed material bases and interests of their own. To enhance these and to continue representing their core supporters, t…

  • Party, Personality and Institutional Constraint: The French Presidential Election of 2007

    David HanleyARTICLEModern & Contemporary France2007References: 5

    The designer of the French presidency intended it as a supra-partisan office. Yet this ambition was thwarted by the institutional requirement for a majority in the National Assembly, in order to pass legislation. Today, parties control the presidential function, acting as gatekeepers and enablers; their role has not been usurped by media-promoted personalities. But the presidency has its own dynamic effects on party structures, beyond the mere ob…

  • Blair, son parti et ses électeurs

    David Hanley, David A HanleyARTICLERevue Projet2007

    Resumé Un parti bousculé et ensorcelé par un chef charismatique. Réflexions sur la dynamique du travaillisme blairiste depuis près de quinze ans

  • The normalisation of French politics? The elections of 2002

    Patrice Buffotot, David HanleyARTICLEModern & Contemporary France2003Cited by: 1References: 5

    Jacques Chirac was re-elected president in May 2002 with a huge majority. Principally this was due to the impressive showing of Jean-Marie Le Pen as a presidential candidate in the first-round vote. This article, by examining the results and studying the nature of the campaign and the personalities involved, provides an overview of both the presidential and the general (legislative) elections. Although, on the surface, it might have appeared that…

  • French History since Napoleon

    David HanleyARTICLEThe English Historical Review2003

    1Cardiff University French History since Napoleon MartinAlexander LondonArnold 1999434£50 Paperback£18.99

  • Christian Democracy and the Paradoxes of Europeanization: Flexibility, Competition and Collusion

    Open AccessDavid HanleyARTICLEParty Politics2002Cited by: 17References: 8

    Europeanization is seen as a two-way interaction between developments at European Union (EU) and national levels. Applied to the European People's Party (EPP), it is discussed with reference to ideological/programmatic and organizational changes. Ideologically, EPP has kept its perennial federalism, but on the left/right axis, has shifted towards liberal economics at the expense of traditional Christian Democrat values. Organizationally, this shi…

  • French political parties, globalisation and Europe

    David HanleyARTICLEModern & Contemporary France2001Cited by: 3References: 3

    As a series of related processes, all bearing on the political autonomy of nation states, globalisation has clear implications for parties, historically accustomed to acting within the framework of the nation state. Yet little has been written on French political parties in this context. This survey of their understanding of and responses to globalisation finds a highly differentiated pattern, in accord with old ideological traditions, with the m…

  • L’eclatement de l’offre politique: Les elections europeennes de juin 1999

    Patrice Buffotot, David HanleyARTICLEModern & Contemporary France2000References: 1

    The European elections in France in June 1999 were held in a context dominated by the confused state of national political parties, and against the background of the continuing Kosovo crisis. The elections reflected to a considerable degree the fragmentary nature of party politics in France. The Left is composed of a coalition of diverse parties, including the Greens (Verts), while the Right is in disarray, both in the mainstream and on the margi…

  • Compromise, Party Management and Fair Shares: The Case of the French UDF

    Open AccessDavid HanleyARTICLEParty Politics1999Cited by: 7References: 4

    The French UDF has failed in its attempt to become a party capable of dominating the right at the expense of the Gaullist RPR. It is best regarded as an underdeveloped party which has difficulty in acting as a unitary organization. This failure is due to the exceptional historical and institutional context of its birth but also to the preference of its leaders for their existing organizations. To preserve these they have elaborated a sophisticate…

  • Religion, politics and identity: The Catholics of France and Britain

    David HanleyARTICLEModern & Contemporary France1998

    Cambanel, P. et Cassan, M., Les Catholiques français du 16e au 20e siècle (Nathan, 1997), 128 pp., 49F., ISBN 2 09 190468 6 Fouilloux, E., Les Chrétiens français entre crise et libération (Seuil, 1997), 300 pp., 130F., ISBN 2 02 028131 7 Tallett, F. and Atkin, N. (eds), Catholicism in Britain and France since 1789 (Hambledon Press, 1996), 186 pp., no price indicated, ISBN 1 85285 100 7

  • Chronique d'une défaite annoncée: Les élections législatives des 25 mai et 1 er juin 1997

    Patrice Buffotot, David HanleyARTICLEModern & Contemporary France1998Cited by: 1

    The political world was surprised when, on 21 April 1997, President Jacques Chirac announced the dissolution of the Assemblée nationale and called a general election, whose two rounds were fixed for 25 May and 1 June. This decision was all the more striking, in light of the size of the right‐wing majority in the Assemblée, a majority which would have allowed the government comfortably to stay in power until March 1998. This article examines the i…

  • From co-operation to conflict: The French political system and the onset of the Cold War

    Open AccessDavid HanleyARTICLEFrench Cultural Studies1997Cited by: 1