Pippa Norris Boeken

The book explores the underrepresentation of women, Black individuals, and working-class members in Parliament, analyzing the implications of this social bias on political representation. It delves into the significance of diverse voices in governance and the potential impact on policy-making and societal equity. Through this examination, the author raises critical questions about inclusivity and the effectiveness of a political system that fails to reflect the demographics of the population it serves.

The book explores the rise of radical right parties across various democracies, examining the underlying factors that contribute to their success. It analyzes political, social, and economic dynamics that enable these parties to gain traction and influence. By delving into case studies and trends, the author provides insights into the changing landscape of political ideologies and voter behavior, highlighting the implications for democratic governance and societal cohesion.

Reflecting recent developments in the field, this timely new edition gives an indispensable state-of-the art review of the whole field from the world′s leading international scholars. With a completely new thematic introduction which explores how democracy is built and sustained, thoroughly updated chapters (many of which are also new) , the Third Edition provides a theoretical and comparative understanding of the major topics related to elections and introduces important work on key new areas.

Focusing on cosmopolitan communications, this book presents a novel theoretical framework that examines how global interactions can threaten cultural diversity. It explores the specific conditions that lead to these dangers, offering insights into the dynamics of communication in a globalized world.

The book explores the significance of campaigning and media management in shaping the results of modern elections. It features contributions from prominent scholars who analyze the influence of political communications throughout election campaigns, offering insights into their effectiveness and implications for democratic processes.

This book is the first in a planned trilogy by Pippa Norris on challenges of electoral integrity.

Norris counters current pessimism about the effectiveness of democratic programs monitoring and assisting elections worldwide, arguing for international engagement.

This book demonstrates that although advanced societies have been moving toward secular orientation, the world has more people with traditional religious views.

Exploring the rise of radical right parties, this book analyzes their emergence across various democratic contexts. It delves into the social, political, and economic factors that have contributed to their growth, offering insights into the challenges these parties pose to traditional political systems. Through comprehensive research, it examines the implications of this trend for democracy and governance, making it a crucial read for understanding contemporary political dynamics.

Is democratic governance good for economic prosperity? Does it accelerate progress towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals, social welfare and human development? Does it generate a peace-dividend and reduce conflict at home? This book argues that both liberal democracy and state capacity need to be strengthened to deliver effective development.