I non rappresentati. La galassia dell’astensione prima e dopo il voto del 2018

I non rappresentati. La galassia dell’astensione prima e dopo il voto del 2018

In Italy, as in other Western countries, electoral abstention has registered a sharp increase during the last four decades, more specifically after the transition to the Second Republic. Many scholars have deeply investigated the socio-political and territorial configuration of non-voting, as well a...

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Auteur principal: Tuorto, Dario
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Langue:Italien
Publié: Teoria politica 2020
Sujets:
Populism
Turnou
Economic Crisis
Political System
Political Exclusion
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spelling openedition-oai:revues.org:tp_361 it https://journals.openedition.org/tp/361 2020-05-26T02:00:00Z info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess article info:eu-repo/semantics/article urn:handle:20.500.13089/lh8e All rights reserved I non rappresentati. La galassia dell’astensione prima e dopo il voto del 2018 Teoria politica Rosenberg & Sellier info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/1972-5477 info:eu-repo/semantics/reference/issn/0394-1248 URI:https://journals.openedition.org/tp Tuorto, Dario Populism Turnou Economic Crisis Political System Political Exclusion In Italy, as in other Western countries, electoral abstention has registered a sharp increase during the last four decades, more specifically after the transition to the Second Republic. Many scholars have deeply investigated the socio-political and territorial configuration of non-voting, as well as the most significant changes occurred over time. While in the first period, until the late 90s, the abstainers were mainly peripheral voters (with less resources, apathetic and disconnected from the political system), in the recent years the act of non-voting has lived more as an expression of political disaffection, an active behaviour that voters (also the most involved in politics) have used strategically to punish the incumbent. The last two sections of our article deeply investigate the political framework arising from the economic crisis of the 2008, after the end of the last Berlusconi’s government in 2011 and the period of transition under Mario Monti’s technical government. The 2013 Parliamentary elections and, more extensively, the disruptive vote of 2018, have showed the juxtaposition of two different dynamics: on the one side, a political demobilization through the safer non-voting option on the other side a growing support for anti-establishment parties (above all, the Five Star Movement), perceived as valid alternative choice instead of a vote for «old» parties or abstention.
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topic Populism
Turnou
Economic Crisis
Political System
Political Exclusion
spellingShingle Populism
Turnou
Economic Crisis
Political System
Political Exclusion
Tuorto, Dario
I non rappresentati. La galassia dell’astensione prima e dopo il voto del 2018
description In Italy, as in other Western countries, electoral abstention has registered a sharp increase during the last four decades, more specifically after the transition to the Second Republic. Many scholars have deeply investigated the socio-political and territorial configuration of non-voting, as well as the most significant changes occurred over time. While in the first period, until the late 90s, the abstainers were mainly peripheral voters (with less resources, apathetic and disconnected from the political system), in the recent years the act of non-voting has lived more as an expression of political disaffection, an active behaviour that voters (also the most involved in politics) have used strategically to punish the incumbent. The last two sections of our article deeply investigate the political framework arising from the economic crisis of the 2008, after the end of the last Berlusconi’s government in 2011 and the period of transition under Mario Monti’s technical government. The 2013 Parliamentary elections and, more extensively, the disruptive vote of 2018, have showed the juxtaposition of two different dynamics: on the one side, a political demobilization through the safer non-voting option on the other side a growing support for anti-establishment parties (above all, the Five Star Movement), perceived as valid alternative choice instead of a vote for «old» parties or abstention.
author Tuorto, Dario
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title I non rappresentati. La galassia dell’astensione prima e dopo il voto del 2018
title_short I non rappresentati. La galassia dell’astensione prima e dopo il voto del 2018
title_full I non rappresentati. La galassia dell’astensione prima e dopo il voto del 2018
title_fullStr I non rappresentati. La galassia dell’astensione prima e dopo il voto del 2018
title_full_unstemmed I non rappresentati. La galassia dell’astensione prima e dopo il voto del 2018
title_sort i non rappresentati. la galassia dell’astensione prima e dopo il voto del 2018
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