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Institutionalisation (and De-Institutionalisation) of Right-Wing Protest Parties

Institutionalisation (and De-Institutionalisation) of Right-Wing Protest Parties

The Progress Parties in Denmark and Norway

Robert Harmel, Lars G. Svsand and Hilmar Mjelde

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Copyright 2018 by Robert Harmel, Lars G. Svsand and Hilmar Mjelde

All rights reserved . No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the publisher, except by a reviewer who may quote passages in a review.

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ISBN: HB 978-1-78660-739-3

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ISBN: 978-1-78660-739-3 (cloth : alk. paper)

ISBN: 978-1-78660-740-9 (electronic)

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Printed in the United States of America

This book is dedicated to Clara Harmel, Arvid and Marion Mjelde, and to the memory of Clarence Harmel and Lars and Hedvig Svsand. Without them, this book (and we) would not have been possible.

Contents

AFL	Anti-Federalist League (United Kingdom)
CD	Centrum-demokraterne (Centre Democrats) (Denmark)
DNA	Det norske arbeiderparti (Labour Party) (Norway)
FI	Forza Italia (Italy)
FrP	Fremskridtspartiet (Progress Party) (Denmark)
FrP	Fremskrittspartiet (Progress Party) (Norway)
H	Hyre (Conservative Party) (Norway)
IdV	Italia dei Valori (Italy of Values) (Italy)
KF	Det Konservative Folkeparti (Conservative Peoples Party) (Denmark)
KrF	Kristelig Folkeparti (Christian Peoples Party) (Denmark and Norway)
LPF	List Pim Fortuyn (The Netherlands)
LT	Lega dei Ticinesi (Switzerland)
M5S	Movimento 5 Stelle (Five Star Movement) (Italy)
MP	Member of parliament
NATO	North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NSD	Norsk Samfunnsvitenskapelig Datatjeneste (Norwegian Social Science Data Services)
PD	Partito Democratico (Democratic Party) (Italy)
PdL	Il Popolo della Libert (People of Freedom) (Italy)
PVV	Partij voor de Vrijheid (Party of Freedom) (The Netherlands)
RV	Radikale Venstre (Radical (Social) Liberal Party)
SD	Socialdemokraterne (Social Democratic Party) (Denmark)
SF	Socialistisk Folkeparti (Socialist Peoples Party) (Denmark)
SF	Sosialistisk Folkeparti (Socialist Peoples Party) (Norway)
Sp	Senterpartiet (Centre Party) (Norway)
SV	Sosialistisk Venstreparti (Socialist Left Party) (Norway)
UALS	Groupe dunion et daction liberale et socials (France)
UDCA	Union de defense des commercants et des artisans (France)
UFF	Union et fraternite Francaise (France)
UKIP	United Kingdom Independence Party
V	Venstre (Liberal Party) (Denmark and Norway)
VG	Verdens Gang (Norwegian newspaper)
V,K,Z	Party initials for the Danish Liberal Party (V), Conservative Party (K), and Progress Party (Z)

Note: Captions provided with the figures are generally derivative from translations of captions that originally accompanied the figures. In some cases, additional information (e.g. date, location, or context) has been added from other sources.

Mogens Glistrup in Copenhagen on 17 February 1978

Mogens Glistrup, Pia Kjrsgaard, and Helge Dohrmann at a Progress Party meeting on 9 January 1984

At the National Congress of Anders Langes Party on 28 January 1974

Mogens Glistrup and Ander Langes Party leader Arve Lnnum (left) and its parliamentary leader Erik Gjems-Onstad at a press conference in Oslo on 31 August 1975

Anders Lange smokes a pipe and drinks egg liqueur during a televised debate on 7 September 1973 at the Norwegian Public Broadcasting Corporation prior to the elections

The Danish theatre group Solvognen at a Progress Party rally in 1974

Pia Kjrsgaard waving the Danish flag after Denmark voted No to the Maastricht Treaty on 2 June 1992

Party leader Carl I. Hagen and Vice-Chair Siv Jensen who would later succeed Hagen as leader unveil a portrait of founder Anders Lange on 23 September 2005, as the party took over the room for the second largest parliamentary group in the Storting

Election Results, Denmark

Election Results, Norway

Danish Governments, 19682016

Norwegian Governments, 19632016

Cumulated Party Membership in Denmark and Norway, 19602012

Percentage of Progress Party Voters Repeating their Vote from One Election to the Next

Timing of the Electorates Decision to Vote for the Progress Parties Versus Total Electorate

Hierarchical Level and Leadership Patterns

Phases of Party Development

Comparative Cases of Personal Parties in Western Europe

Since the 1970s, hundreds of new political parties have been added to the established party systems of western European and Anglo-American democracies. Many of those parties have since fallen by the wayside, but others have gone on to reach institutionhood. And of course, some of the latter success stories have then met with decay and de-institutionalisation. Among these developments, many have had marked consequences for the functioning and long-term stability of the party systems. Little wonder then, especially considering the simultaneous development (and success and failure) of many new parties in eastern and central Europe, that institutionalisation and its partner, de-institutionalisation, have become timely topics for party research! With this book, we hope to contribute to understanding of both of those topics.

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