La élite parlamentaria de Canarias: perfil sociodemográfico

Herrera, Javier Sánchez

doi:10.1590/s0104-44782004000200013

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“…Esta investigación realiza un análisis basado en modelos metodológicos utilizados para el estudio de casos españoles (Coller, 2008;Coller y Santana, 2009;Sánchez-Herrera, 2004), no europeos (Cobertt y Wood, 2013), y en perspectiva comparada entre diversos países del sur de Europa (Kakepakiet al, 2018). El análisis se realiza a partir de una base de datos doble generada con información procedente de la página web de la Knesset.…”

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The relationship between parliamentary elites and Defense Affairs is an infra-analyzed dimension in the scientific literature. Due to the relevance of the legislative power in democratic systems, parliamentary committees are key actors in the process of civil-military relations. In the case of Israel, Knesset is a core element in the national politics, been Defense and Foreign Affairs two main action lines of all the different governments. Due to the fact that the professional profiles can be a relevant input for the political process, this article develops a deep study about them. The research analyzes quantitatively the evolution of the socio-demographic and professional profiles of representatives in the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee of the Knesset (1949Knesset ( -2021. From the biographical data available in the profiles of the webpage, this article analyzes (1) demographic and formative characteristics of representatives, (2) evolution of profiles in different time-frames and ( 3) analyze the relation between the evolution of the State of Israel and the political profiles. The results shows a preeminence of representatives from urban areas, with high-education degrees being adult males. This article presents future research that will allow to develop comparative studies with other States, as well as to analyze deeper the relationships between legislative and executive power in National Defense Affairs.

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“…Yet a gender gap still exists (Ruedin 2012;Welch 2008;Vengroff, Nyiri and Fugiero 2003;Reynolds 1999;Matland 1998). The debate about this gap has spawned enormous scholarly interest, both in Spain (Díz and Lois 2012; Verge 2011Verge , 2006Ruiz 2006;Sánchez Herrera 2004;Valiente, Ramiro and Morales 2003;Álvarez 2000;Biglino 2000;Linz, Gangas and Jerez 2000;Sánchez Ferriz 2000;Trujillo 2000;Uriarte 1999;Jerez 1997;Jerez and Morata 1995;García de León 1994;Astelarra 1990) and elsewhere. This has led to an increasing number of publications, particularly over the last two decades (Paxton, Kunovich and Hughes 2007), to the point that they outnumber "comparative research on any other recruitment factors" (Patzelt 1999: 257).…”

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