Titlebook: Parliamentary Elites in Transition; Political Representa Manina Kakepaki,Fani Kountouri Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Gender, Representation, and the Politcs of Exclusion: Or, Who Represents, Who Is Represented, What Is at Stake?,es in the profiles of women MPs and in gender patterns of elites are unable to cancel the idea that women in Parliament form an exception, while latent questionings are perpetuated, concerning who women elected represent: the “people”, or women? The latter, usually insinuated in the demand for “more

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Mind the Gaps: The Class Dynamics of the Greek Parliamentary Elite,hin the last thirty years. Building on previous studies on stratification on the one hand, and the analysis of the occupational profile of the Greek MPs on the other, this chapter provides an outline of the gaps in representation and the continuities between crisis and pre-crisis patterns. Notwithst

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Young Conservatives, Media Personalities or Old-School Elites? The Many Faces of New Democracy MPs Across Time,s of the Greek bipartyism. Between 1989 and 2019 ND gained office five times (1990, 2004, 2007, 2012 and 2019) and changed party leader six times. The period under investigation begins and ends also with two of the largest turnover percentages for the party: in June 1989 nearly half of its MPs (46.9

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From Hegemony to Pasokification: Socialist MPs in Transition,apter aims to explore whether changes in party’s MPs’ profiles and trajectories can be interpreted through PASOK’s main organisational transformations. Our analysis covers the period between 1989 and 2019. Research data derives from the original data set ‘Members of the Greek Parliament (1989–2019)’

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From an Outsider to a Mainstream Party. The Parliamentary Elite of SYRIZA as an Indicator of Party Transformation,oral earthquake of 2012 onwards leads to some preliminary conclusions regarding its overall transformation and role. Existing data point towards a limited but existing adaption of this elite to the trends already observed for socialist parties in previous historical periods both in Greece and from a

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Conclusions: Who Gets Elected and When. Change and Continuity in Parliament and a Proposed Typology,t variations in the profiles of Greek MPs were the product of slow change, with the period 2012–2015 becoming somewhat of an outlier that did not however manage to establish new norms and patterns in Parliament. It introduces a typology of political careers based on previous party, local and governm