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Elecciones autonómicas y locales 2007

Authors: Pallarés Francesc;

Elecciones autonómicas y locales 2007

Abstract

<p>Desde que Espa&ntilde;a se configura territorialmente como Estado de las autonom&iacute;as (1978), los procesos electorales se vienen celebrando en tres niveles distintos: general, auton&oacute;mico y municipal (sin contar las elecciones al Parlamento Europeo). Este libro tiene como objetivo el an&aacute;lisis de los aspectos m&aacute;s relevantes de los dos &uacute;ltimos niveles a partir de los resultados de las elecciones celebradas en 2007, o mejor dicho, a lo largo del ciclo 2004-2007, dado que Andaluc&iacute;a, Catalu&ntilde;a, Galicia y Pa&iacute;s Vasco celebran sus elecciones auton&oacute;micas en una fecha propia.</p> <p>Seis art&iacute;culos componen este libro que, a partir del marco te&oacute;rico y del instrumental pol&iacute;tico de la Ciencia Pol&iacute;tica, pretende dar cuenta de los grandes aspectos de toda elecci&oacute;n: las caracter&iacute;sticas de la campa&ntilde;a electoral; el comportamiento de los electores (su participaci&oacute;n o abstenci&oacute;n, as&iacute; como su apoyo electoral a los distintos partidos); las caracter&iacute;sticas del sistema de partidos; la competencia electoral; la configuraci&oacute;n de las instituciones representativas; y la importancia de las &eacute;lites pol&iacute;ticas.</p> <p>Dos grandes ejes vertebran todos los an&aacute;lisis: la pluralidad territorial (esto es, la homogeneidad o diversidad entre comunidades aut&oacute;nomas) y la relaci&oacute;n multinivel (es decir, entre las &ldquo;arenas&rdquo; nacional, auton&oacute;mica y local). Con ellos la finalidad no es otra que la de responder a la necesidad de complementar el tratamiento tradicional de este tipo de elecciones &ldquo;de segundo orden&rdquo; con los desarrollos procedentes de la competici&oacute;n pol&iacute;tica multinivel.&nbsp;</p>

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