Volilno leto : 18  Election Year 

• Product Details

  Product #

  2374751B

  Author(s)

  Krasovec, Alenka

  City

  Ljubljana 

  Country

  Slovenia 

  Language

  Slovenian 

  ISBN

  9789612358662 

  Date of Publication

  2020 

  Publisher

  University of Ljubljana Faculty of Social Sciences  

  Cover Type

  Hard cover 

  Pages

  220 

  Subject

  Government / Political Parties

  Subject

  Politics

   

• Product Details in Original Language

  Author

  Krašovec, Alenka

  Publisher

  University of Ljubljana Faculty of Social Sciences  

• Description

  Election Year This volume focuses on the Slovenian election year which covered both the presidential elections from the end of 2017 and the parliamentary elections from mid-2018. In the first chapter, Danica Fink Hafner analyzes the destabilization of the Slovenian party system and the impact of various factors (Europeanization, international financial and economic crisis, characteristics of new political parties and the crisis of the transitional political generation) on the destabilization of the party system. Alenka Krašovec and Živa Broder then analyze the characteristics of voters of successful new parties in Slovenia after 2010, focusing on the question of whether new parties found voters especially among those who are extremely disappointed with the functioning of the system or democracy and/or are critical of their functioning, or however they may have succeeded in mobilizing the former non-voters. In the third chapter, Meta Novak explores how the election campaign affects the political expression of voters. On the one hand, it pays special attention to the differences in the expression of people's political opinion during the official election campaign and outside it, and on the other hand it focuses on the impact of the campaign on the expression of political opinion of each social group according to gender, age and level of education. Tomaž Deželan and Miha Matjašič are also significantly interested in the election campaign period as they analyze the party and election programs of Slovenian parties in the period 1990–2019. Tina Kogovšek and Alenka Krašovec perform an exploratory analysis of invalid ballot papers in the 2017 elections of the President of the Republic of Slovenia. Tanja Oblak Črnič and Elena Nacevska focus on two social groups, namely young people and women. Tanja Oblak Črnič wonders what kind of citizens young people are today, how they act politically and in what way they define themselves on political topics. In her analysis of the presidential election, Elena Nacevska focuses on the self-presentation of candidates through digital media, especially Facebook, during the election campaign.

  V knjigi je pozornost usmerjena na volilno leto, v katerem so zajete tako predsedniške volitve s konca leta 2017 kot parlamentarne volitve iz sredine leta 2018.