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Building: Faculty of International and Political Studies, Floor: 2, Room: 201
Tuesday 09:00 - 10:45 CEST (08/09/2026)
This panel examines how political conflicts, social cleavages, and multiple dimensions of political competition shape party support and electoral behaviour. The papers explore the evolution of class and transnational cleavages, the relationship between intra-party hostility, conflict preferences, and party support, and the links between social conflicts and liberal parties. They also consider how the dimensions of political competition have changed across Western Europe and how cross-pressured voters navigate competing political considerations. Together, the papers examine how changing conflicts and multidimensional competition influence parties, voters, and electoral choices.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Electoral Behaviour of Cross-Pressured Voters: A Consideration Set Approach | View Paper Details |
| The Transformation of Political Competition in Western Europe: Which Dimensions Gain and Which Lose Importance? | View Paper Details |
| Social Conflicts and Liberal Parties | View Paper Details |
| Who Likes the Fight? Conflict-Appetite, Intra-Party Hostility and Party Support | View Paper Details |
| The Evolution of Major Conflicts: A Diachronic Examination of Class and Transnational Cleavages | View Paper Details |