Parties between thresholds: state subsidies and party behaviour in post-communist democracies

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Parties between thresholds: state subsidies and party behaviour in post-communist democracies

Much has been written about what makes political parties form, persist, change and die. One factor often brought into this discussion is the availability of resources in general and of state financing of political parties in particular. However, an empirical link at the aggregate level is difficult...

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Main Authors:	Casal Bertoa, Fernando, Spirova, Maria
Format:	Article
Published:	SAGE 2017
Subjects:	party funding payout thresholds political parties post-communist Europe survival
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/44500/

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