Devolution and party organization in the UK: Statewide parties and statewide-regional branch relations over candidate selection in Scotland and Wales
Devolution and party organization in the UK: Statewide parties and statewide-regional branch relations over candidate selection in Scotland and Wales
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英国的权力下放和政党组织：苏格兰和威尔士候选人选举中的全州政党和全州区域分支机构关系
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2009
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J. Bradbury
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J. Bradbury
分析权力下放对党组织的影响，必须面对候选人选择的核心问题。正如Schattschneider的著名评论，“提名过程已经成为党的关键过程”（引用于Gallagher，1988 a：3）。对它的复杂性的关注将大大揭示全州与地区分支政党关系的性质，以及地区分支单位之间组织实践的差异程度。因此，在评估英国政治权力下放对全州主要政党组织的影响时，本章侧重于他们选择候选人的方法。
An analysis of the implications of devolution for party organization has to confront the core issue of candidate selection. As Schattschneider famously remarked, ‘the nominating process has become the crucial process of the party’ (quoted in Gallagher, 1988a: 3). A focus on its complexities will cast considerable light on the nature of statewide-regional branch party relations, as well as the extent of variation in organizational practices between regional branch units. Consequently, in assessing the implications of political devolution in the UK for organization in the major statewide parties, this chapter focuses on their approaches to candidate selection.1