Aldo Paparo

Assistant Professor

University of Florence

Italy

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Dr. Aldo Paparo is an Assistant Professor at the University of Florence, Italy. His research focuses on electoral systems, voter behavior, and party dynamics, as evidenced by his recent articles examining topics such as Italy's mixed electoral system, voter turnout in municipal amalgamation, and radical-right political movements. He aims to contribute to comparative political analysis and enhance the understanding of electoral processes in Europe.

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Articles (15)

Parties’ and voters’ dilemmas under Italy’s new mixed electoral system

“What’s Going On?” Comparing and Contrasting Issue Affinities and Dissimilarities in the European Electorates

Process matters: the variegated effects of municipal amalgamation features on voter turnout revealed in a 10-country comparative investigation

Process matters: the variegated effects of municipal amalgamation features on voter turnout revealed in a 10-country comparative investigation

Radical-Right Surge in a Deinstitutionalised Party System: The 2022 Italian General Election

Early EEG responses to pre-electoral survey items reflect political attitudes and predict voting behavior.

Beyond the migration crisis, deep values. where does hostility to immigrants come from?

Assessing multi-level congruence in voting in comparative perspective: Introducing the municipal level

National and local effects in the Italian regional elections (2018-2020). Beyond second-order election expectations?

The times they are a-changin’: party campaign strategies in the 2018 Italian election

Anatomy of a black swan?: Explaining the 2018 Italian election result through a novel issue voting model of voter transitions

Europe matters … upon closer investigation: a novel approach for analysing individual-level determinants of vote choice across first- and second-order elections, applied to 2019 Italy

PTV gap: a new measure of party identification yielding monotonic partisan attitudes and supporting comparative analysis

'Are we losing touch?' Mainstream parties' failure to represent their voters on immigration and its electoral consequences

“Where You Lead, I Will Follow”: Partisan Cueing on High-Salience Issues in a Turbulent Multiparty System

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ALESSANDRO CHIARAMONTE

Vincenzo Emanuele

Lorenzo De Sio

Giulia Galli

Silvia Bolgherini

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