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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
This panel provides a rich examination of the politics surrounding key challenges in Spain and Portugal. It addresses identity politics from the bottom up and how popular discontent has been channeled differently in Spain and Portugal. Homing in on Spain, it examines how civil society organizations engage with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 13 on climate change. At the institutional level in Spain, it explores legislative behavior regarding regionalization and Europeanization. It also examines the anatomy of public corruption in Spain.
Do Multilevel Politics Influence Parties’ Amending Activity? The Spanish Case - Anna Palau, University of Barcelona; Andreu Casas, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; Andreu Rodilla, University of Barcelona
Do We Really Know about Corruption? Comparing Perceptions and Objective Data - Júlia Miralles de Imperial Pujol, Universidad de Murcia
Giving Voice or Quelling Dissent? Civil Society Advocacy for SDG 13 in Spain - Ílgü Ozler, SUNY, New Paltz
Digging to the Roots: Populist Attitudes and Personality Traits - Patricia Silva, University of Aveiro; Nuno Gil Soares, Universidade de Aveiro
When Do Citizens Listen to Populists? Insights from an Experimental Study - Carlos Jalali, University of Aveiro; Patricia Silva, University of Aveiro