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  • This paper investigates the attitudinal drivers of partisanship in Western Europe, focusing in particular on the role exerted by voters’ assessments of party leaders’ personality. The cross-sectional analysis is performed on pooled national election study data from four established parliamentary democracies in Europe (Britain, Germany, Italy, and The Netherlands). Results highlight the growing statistical association between leader evaluations and voters’ feelings of partisan attachment throughout the last three decades. Further analyses of selected panel data provide evidence for a causal interpretation in which voters’ evaluation of party leaders plays a crucial role in shaping their partisanship. The discussion points to the relevance of these findings for electoral research. (xsd:string)
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  • The Rise of Party/Leader Identification in Western Europe, 1961-2010 (xsd:string)
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