Political Budgeting Across Europe

Introduction: Political Budgeting from a Comparative Perspective 1. Budgetary change in authoritarian and democratic regimes 2. Representative systems and policy punctuations 3. Interpreting fiscal accounting rules in the European Union 4. The politics of fiscal rules within the European Union: a dynamic analysis of fiscal rules stringency 5. Public opinion on policy and budgetary trade-offs in European welfare states: evidence from a new comparative survey 6. A new approach to the study of partisan effects on social policy 7. The effects of immigration and integration on European budgetary trade-offs

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• Política e governo

System GMM Estimator;Comparative Manifesto Project's Coding;European Union;Unified Democracy Scores;Budgetary Change;Budgetary Punctuations;Political Budgeting;Financial Market Stress;European Welfare States;International Monetary Fund;Democracy;Online Appendix;Immigration;Unemployment Replacement Rates;Social policy;Strong Partisan Effects;Budgetary Trade-offs;Budgetary Trade Offs;Journal of European Public Policy;Corporatist Welfare State Regime;Christine S. Lipsmeyer;Fiscal Rule;Guy D. Whitten;Debt Revisions;Frank R. Baumgartner;Partisan Effects;Marcello Carammia;Deficit Bias;Derek A. Epp;Policy Punctuations;Ben Noble;Fiscal Stress;Beatriz Rey;Panel ECM;Tevfik Murat Yildirim;Average Marginal Effect;E. J. Fagan;EU Member State;Bryan D. Jones;Freedom House Scores;Christopher Wlezien;Welfare State Constituencies;Christopher Gandrud;Social Investment Policies;Mark Hallerberg;EDP;Pascal Doray-Demers;Government Partisanship;Martial Foucault;Marius R. Busemeyer;Julian L. Garritzmann;Matt W. Loftis;Peter B. Mortensen;Andrew Q. Philips