The Party Abroad and its Role for National Party Politics
In various countries, the electoral behaviour of citizens who live outside their nation of origin—the diaspora—has played a key role in the success of political parties in their home countries.
The research presented in this Discussion Paper looks at the idea of the party abroad and aims to explain how and to what extent national political parties engage with citizens who live outside their country. It considers the legal treatment of how political parties can operate beyond national borders and it presents various models that can be used by parties wishing to engage with their citizens abroad.
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1. Context and rationale: globalization and diaspora communities
2. Typologies and design options
3. The party abroad: six case studies
4. Conclusions
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