Defines and distinguishes political institutions in their various forms, whilst exploring the constitutive ambiguities of the term.
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Stefano Bartolini is Emeritus Professor, Department of Political Science, European University Institute, Florence, Italy. He has previously published several books, including Identity, Competition, and Electoral Availability (1990), The Class Cleavage (2000), Restructuring Europe (2005) and The Political (2018).
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Stefano Bartolini argues that, despite the growth of a large theoretical literature about institutions and institutionalism over the last thirty years, the specific nature of political institutions has been relatively neglected. Political institutions have been subsumed into the broader problems of the emergence, persistence, change and functions of all types of institutions. The author defines political institutions strictly as norms and rules of 'conferral', to be distinguished from norms/rules of 'conduct' and of 'recognition'. They are those norms and rules that empower rulers, set limits to the capacity to ensure behavioural compliance, and define the proper means for achieving such compliance. This book draws logical and empirical consequences from this understanding, to distinguish different types of norms/rules, and to specify the peculiarities of those norms/rules that are 'political'. The book will appeal to researchers of political institutions in comparative politics, and in political science and political sociology more broadly. This book defines and distinguishes political institutions in their various forms, whilst exploring the constitutive ambiguities of the term. It will appeal to scholars and advanced students of political institutions in comparative politics, and in political science and political sociology more broadly. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781009206280
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