Partidos e migração partidária na câmara dos deputados

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Autor(a) principal: Melo,Carlos Ranulfo Felix de
Data de Publicação: 2000
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Dados - Revista de Ciências Sociais
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Resumo: This contribution to the recent debate on political parties in Brazil focuses on party migration by members of Brazil’s Lower House from 1985 to 1998. The assumption is that shifts in party membership tell us something about the ties between parties and their members. Data reveal an apparent paradox in this regard. As the literature has made clear, although members of Brazilian political parties indeed follow the vote of their party leader in session, parties tend to display little cohesion in the Chamber, with members rarely remaining in the same party through which they were elected. The article explains the apparent paradox by showing how the rules by which everyone plays in the Lower House make loyal voting in session and party migration compatible and even fitting behaviors.
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title Partidos e migração partidária na câmara dos deputados
spellingShingle Partidos e migração partidária na câmara dos deputados
Melo,Carlos Ranulfo Felix de
parties
party migration
discipline and cohesion
title_short Partidos e migração partidária na câmara dos deputados
title_full Partidos e migração partidária na câmara dos deputados
title_fullStr Partidos e migração partidária na câmara dos deputados
title_full_unstemmed Partidos e migração partidária na câmara dos deputados
title_sort Partidos e migração partidária na câmara dos deputados
author Melo,Carlos Ranulfo Felix de
author_facet Melo,Carlos Ranulfo Felix de
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dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv parties
party migration
discipline and cohesion
topic parties
party migration
discipline and cohesion
description This contribution to the recent debate on political parties in Brazil focuses on party migration by members of Brazil’s Lower House from 1985 to 1998. The assumption is that shifts in party membership tell us something about the ties between parties and their members. Data reveal an apparent paradox in this regard. As the literature has made clear, although members of Brazilian political parties indeed follow the vote of their party leader in session, parties tend to display little cohesion in the Chamber, with members rarely remaining in the same party through which they were elected. The article explains the apparent paradox by showing how the rules by which everyone plays in the Lower House make loyal voting in session and party migration compatible and even fitting behaviors.
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