The Shifting Framing Strategies and Policy Positions of the <i>Bloque Nacionalista Galego</i>

Máiz, Ramón; Ares, Cristina

doi:10.1080/13537113.2018.1457824

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“…The main results of this paper, which complement previous analysis with a more quantitative orientation (Máiz and Ares, 2018), contribute to the understanding of rapid changes in the multidimensional electoral platforms of RPs in the peripheries (Alonso et al, 2017). We consider the generalizability of main results in the last section.…”

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“…In the context of the Great Recession that hit Europe after 2008, the specialized literature on political parties mainly focused on the emergence of challenger parties competing on new issues, the restructuring of dimensions of electoral competition, and the overall effects of the crises on party systems at the national level (Chaisty and Whitefield, 2020;De Vries and Hobolt, 2020;Hernández and Kriesi, 2015;Hobolt and Tilley, 2016;Hooghe and Marks, 2018;Hutter et al, 2018). However, the literature largely remained silent as to the early impact of the Great Recession on the territorial dimension of competition, the electoral space of regionalist parties (RPs), and the old and new politicized issues in subnational spaces (for exceptions see Cuadras-Morató and Rodon, 2018;Gómez Fortes and Cabeza Pérez, 2013;Máiz and Ares, 2018;Rico, 2012, Massetti 2018.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Between center-periphery and left-right: A comparison of traditional and new regionalist parties’ strategies in Galicia during the Great Recession

Gómez-Reino

Marcos-Marné

2022

Rev. Estud. Polít.

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This article explains the rise, success, and subsequent failure of new challenger formations in the Galician party system during the Great Recession. For that, it focuses on the multidimensional electoral strategies developed by Alternativa Galega de Esquerda (AGE) and En Marea, comparing them to that of the traditional Bloque Nacionalista Galego (BNG). Our analysis shows the different strategies displayed by the BNG and new challengers (AGE, and later En Marea), examining both the electoral supply (framing and party programmatic positions) and demand (voter positions). We find a new subsuming strategy developed by AGE and En Marea, which prioritized left-wing anti-austerity policies over core pro-periphery ones. The paper demonstrates the potential of this new strategy during the Great Recession but also its limitations, linking its demise to the organizational weakness that prevented electoral realignment, and ultimately allowed the BNG to regain its leading role in the territorial dimension of competition.

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Between center-periphery and left-right: A comparison of traditional and new regionalist parties’ strategies in Galicia during the Great Recession

Gómez-Reino

Marcos-Marné

2022

Rev. Estud. Polít.

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“…We decided to use deductive codes based on the theoretical work of Snow and Benford (1988) and their empirical application (Máiz, 2010; Máiz & Ares, 2018; Papale, 2021); later, as the research process progressed, inductive codes were also included to enrich the study and make it as accurate and adapted to the case study as possible (Kuckartz & Rädiker, 2019). This process resulted in a coding system based on four main frames and their respective specific categories (see Appendix A).…”

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When nationalism beats populism: The secessionist movement in Texas

Pérez‐Boquete

Bello

2022

Nations and Nationalism

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Six members of the Republican Party have presented and supported a House Bill in the Texas House of Representatives proposing a referendum to decide whether Texas should leave the United States. This initiative has been seen as a success by the Texas Nationalist Movement, who has been advocating for Texit for years. Applying frame analysis on an extended corpus of Texas nationalist sympathisers' statements, this article empirically explores the discourse of the Texas Nationalist Movement. The analysis contributes to recent literature on new nationalist movements and shows that Texas nationalism articulates its discourse around a homogeneous and exclusionary national conception based on the need to achieve independence as a solution to the country's problems.

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“…More recently, scholars have also begun to explore how regionalist actors justify, or frame, their territorial claims (Huszka 2014;Field and Hamann 2015;Dalle Mulle 2016Brown Swan 2017;Máiz and Ares Castro-Conde 2018;Basile 2019;Elias 2019;Della Porta et al 2017;Basta 2018). This work adopts an inductive approach, with frames identified through a close qualitative examination of political texts for one or a few cases of regionalist mobilization.…”

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The Framing Territorial Demands (FraTerr) dataset: A novel approach to conceptualizing and measuring regionalist actors’ territorial strategies

Elias

Basile

Franco‐Guillén

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Regional & Federal Studies

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This article introduces a new dataset on regionalist actors' territorial demands and frames in Europe. The FraTerr dataset advances on existing datasets by proposing a more fine-grained understanding of regionalist actors' territorial demands, and is the first to provide comparative data on how these are framed. Methodologically, it develops an original coding scheme for the qualitative content analysis of political documents. Empirically, this approach is applied to a comparative study of regionalist parties and civil society actors in twelve European regions. A preliminary analysis of the data provides new evidence of the complexity of regionalist actors' territorial demands and the multi-dimensional nature of their framing strategies. The dataset has implications for the study of regionalist actors and issues, and for broader scholarly efforts at estimating political actors' territorial issue positions and framing strategies.

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The Shifting Framing Strategies and Policy Positions of the Bloque Nacionalista Galego

Cited by 5 publications

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Between center-periphery and left-right: A comparison of traditional and new regionalist parties’ strategies in Galicia during the Great Recession

Between center-periphery and left-right: A comparison of traditional and new regionalist parties’ strategies in Galicia during the Great Recession

When nationalism beats populism: The secessionist movement in Texas

The Framing Territorial Demands (FraTerr) dataset: A novel approach to conceptualizing and measuring regionalist actors’ territorial strategies

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