Reconciling 'Voice' and 'Exit': Swiss and Italian Populists in Power
Reconciling 'Voice' and 'Exit': Swiss and Italian Populists in Power
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调和“声音”与“退出”：瑞士和意大利掌权的民粹主义者
DOI：
10.1111/j.1467-9256.2008.01332.x
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发表时间：
2009
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影响因子：
1.8
通讯作者：
Albertazzi D
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作者：
Albertazzi D
本文侧重于过去20年中在国家和/或地方政府中任职的四个民粹主义政党的战略沟通：意大利的北方联盟(LN)和意大利力量党(FI)，以及瑞士的提契内西阵线(LDT)和社会民主党/民主同盟中心(SVP/UDC)。分析确定了这些政党采取的两种战略(即“政府内部的反对”和“角色扮演”)，因为他们试图保持自己的身份，并平衡他们诉诸“壮观的政治”和担任公职的责任。与其他研究不同，这项研究几乎不支持这样一种观点，即政府参与必须带来民粹主义者的“温和”，至少就他们的战略沟通而言是这样。
This article focuses on the strategic communication of four populist parties which have served in national and/or sub-national governments during the last two decades: the Lega Nord (LN) and Forza Italia (FI) in Italy, as well as the Lega dei Ticinesi (LDT) and the Schweizerische Volkspartei/Union Démocratique du Centre (SVP/UDC) in Switzerland. The analysis identifies two strategies which have been adopted by these parties (i.e. the ‘opposition within government’ and ‘role playing’), as they try to maintain their identity and balance their recourse to ‘spectacular politics’ with the responsibilities of office. Unlike others, this study provides little support for the idea that government participation must bring with it the ‘moderation’ of populists, at least as far as their strategic communication is concerned.