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  • In previous research on economic voting, it was found that the effect of the economy on voters’ party preferences is not uniform across various party characteristics. This work brings attention to yet another important party characteristic – party novelty, which is defined as the quality that reflects the degree and type of change within party organization. It is argued, novelty determines the extent to which each party is held individually accountable for the state of the economy by altering party identity and party ability to be recognized. The study introduces a newly developed Party Novelty Database measuring party change in the EU (1989-2009). Results show, that party novelty, in its broadest meaning, suppresses the reward/punishment mechanism in economic voting models for opposition parties, while its effect is only marginal for government parties (xsd:string)
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  • Party Novelty and Economic Voting: The Evidence from the EU Parliamentary Elections (xsd:string)
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