Political Parties and the Challenge of Disintermediation : Rhetoric and Practices of Organisational Change in Italy

Political Parties and the Challenge of Disintermediation : Rhetoric and Practices of Organisational Change in Italy

How do parties adapt to an environment characterised by the rejection of intermediate bodies? They both offer members more opportunity for direct and online participation and strengthen their leadership. By proposing an innovative framework for the analysis of disintermediation in politics, and thro...

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Biancalana, Cecilia
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