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ABSTRACT We know far more about why substate parties embrace secession than about their eventual moderation. This article contributes to this question by tracing Catalan nationalist centre-right parties across five decades through a mixed-method analysis of electoral programmes, parliamentary behaviour and public opinion. Limits to negotiated devolution and political competition explain the secessionist turn of Convergència i Unió (CiU) since 2010, then rebranded as Junts.
1 INTRODUCTION The economic and social changes that occurred following the Great Recession and the pandemic have contributed to a groundswell of policy reforms in the domain of minimum income over the past two decades.
ABSTRACT In this article we empirically explore the impact of the state-Church conflict on progressive moral policies. Taking Spain as a case study, we analyse the parliamentary interaction of political parties in a number of policy domains that provoke a moral conflict. We examine the principal legislative acts relating to abortion, divorce, same-sex marriage, euthanasia and gender equality from the early 1980s to 2021.
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