"Types of democrats in Europe. Hierarchy and differences" Abstract Democracy is one of the most problematic concepts in political science, as there is no agreement on how it should be defined and operationalised. Lack of consensus among the theorists has made it difficult to empirically undertake the study of democratic attitudes. In fact, although in the last years much…

"Unilateral consensus? Regulatory Negotiation in the Nursing Home Sector" abstract Over the last fifteen years, “regulatory negotiation”, whereby regulated firms and other stakeholders participate in the rule-making process, has gained popularity as part of the Better Regulation movement. Proponents argue that the process increases compliance rates and helps to ensure that the rules are written…

"Ethnic Composition and the Extreme Right: A Multilevel Analysis of Membership in the British National Party"

"Parental union dissolution and children's educational achievements in Norway: A within-family approach"

"Housework Distribution in Dual-earner Couples: Modeling Individual Satisfaction and Interpersonal Comparisons "

"Economic growth, social policy and poverty"

"Quiet Politics and Business Power"

"Time-out from work at the transition to motherhood. Policy and education effects in cross-national perspective."

"The new nexus between well-being and fertility"

"Dualization in Bismarckian Labour Markets"

"Governing Social Markets: What Impact on Service Quality among Third Sector Providers?"

"Married Women's Paid Work and Outsourcing of Domestic Work"

"Reducing the effect of ageing on GDP per capita: demographic or economic strategies?"

"Systems of social protection in Latin America and Southern Europe"

 "The weakness post-communist civil societies reassessed"

 "Politics, policy, poverty, and inequality in Latin America"

"Republicanism and democracy: An untold rivalry"

"Is Europe regressing on migrant rights? Comparative reflections centered on the Italian case"

"Does Democratizing the European Union Threaten Democracy in European States?"