Researching Political Parties

Vol. 17, 2010/4 - 176 pages

Thema: Researching Political Parties:

Pages 7 to 13

Researching Political Parties: Comparative Perspectives

By Myriam Aït-Aoudia, Carole Bachelot, Lucie Bargel, Hélène Combes, Stéphanie Dechezelles, Nathalie Ethuin, Florence Haegel, Catherine Leclercq, Élise Massicard, Anne-Sophie Petitfils

Pages 15 to 30

Getting Inside Parties: Access to the Field and Research Dynamics

By Myriam Aït-Aoudia, Lucie Bargel, Nathalie Ethuin, Élise Massicard, Anne-Sophie Petitfils

Pages 31 to 46

Are Parties Interested in Our Research? A Comparative Perspective on Attitudes to Research among Parties

By Carole Bachelot, Hélène Combes, Stéphanie Dechezelles, Florence Haegel, Catherine Leclercq

Pages 47 to 62

On the Edge of the Party: Inclusion and Exclusion Games in Conducting Research on the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt

By Marie Vannetzel

Pages 63 to 76

In-Field Risks as Indicators of Structure

By Olivier Grojean

Pages 77 to 91

Managing Research Surveys in Interwoven Contexts

By Nicolas Bué

Pages 93 to 108

When Negotiating the Opening of the Field Already Constitutes Conducting Research: Handing Out Questionnaires to Party Conference Participants in Morocco

By Mounia Bennani-Chraïbi

Pages 109 to 125

Access to Workers' Party (PT) Archives in Brazil: Comparing Experiences and Playing Games of Snakes and Ladders

By Daniella de Castro Rocha, Camille Goirand

Pages 127 to 139

Politician and Socialist: A Research Policy for the French Socialist Party (PS)

By Rémi Lefebvre

Miscellaneous Articles

Pages 141 to 160

Are Parliamentary Activities a Sound Investment?: Elections as Retrospective Evaluations of Outgoing Lawmakers’ Incumbents’ Balance Sheet Activities

By Julien Navarro

Book Reviews

Pages 161 to 170

Book Reviews