El PJD en política local: perfil del representante y estrategia electoral. La diferenciación como argumento político. The PJD in the local arena: demographic profile, differenciation as political strategy

Alonso, Beatriz Tomé

doi:10.15366/reim2016.20.008

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“…Some works reconstruct the history of Islamist parties through their relationship with the founding Islamist organisation and draw attention to their members' experience during the years of exile and clandestinity (McCarthy, 2018;Wolf, 2017). Others focus on the parties and movements' participation in the political and electoral game (Masoud, 2014;Pellicer & Wegner, 2014;Szmolka, 2015Szmolka, , 2019Wegner & Cavatorta, 2019), the nature and characteristics of parties' membership (Cimini, 2020;Tomé-Alonso, 2016) or a more far-reaching comparative perspective (Esposito et al, 2018;Kraetzchmar & Rivetti, 2018). More recently, some researchers have turned to the foreign relations of Islamist actors (Abouzzohour & Tomé-Alonso, 2019;Adraoui, 2018;Azaola-Piazza, 2019;Fernández-Molina et al, 2019;Schraeder et al, 2019).…”

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Rethinking Islamist politics in North Africa: a multi-level analysis of domestic, regional and international dynamics

Cimini

Tomé‐Alonso

2021

Contemporary Politics

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Since 2011, considerable upheavals in domestic politics, shifting regional power balances and international shocks have been greatly affecting Islamist movements and parties coming to the forefront of the political arena in Tunisia, Egypt and Morocco. This Special Issue combines a more theoretical reflection upon the underappreciated interaction of domestic, regional and international factors with an empirical focus on the development of Islamists. It also enriches the case history of comparative politics analyses through the investigation of new relevant rational actors in countries whose political trajectories differ considerably. By opting for an inside-out perspective and actor-centered approach, we aim to overcome the 'compartmentalization' of the three levels of analysis and the 'obsession' with moderation for Islamists. Borrowing a set of mechanisms first identified by social movement and policy diffusion literature, this introduction lays out the analytical framework informing all the contributions which is based on adaptation, learning, competition, and collaboration dynamics.

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