This collection of data sets provides information on ideological cohesion and ambiguity of party positions along with information on framing effects by competing parties and the media. The data covers the policy standpoints parties and their representatives have communicated in the media along with valence-related statements, such as references to competence or integrity. Coding was based on pre-electoral coverage of major newspapers for two recent (national) electoral campaigns in ten European countries. The three separate data sets focus on the statements parties have made referring to themselves, the statements they have made referring to their competitors and the statements the newspapers have made referring to the parties.
Data Access:
[codebook] Where Is My Party Now? New Data on Media Coverage of Parties' Ideological Positions Before Elections
[dataset] "WMP-Self-Wave2.dta" (parties talking about themselves)
[dataset] "WMP-Other-Wave2.dta" (parties talking about other parties)
[dataset] "WMP-Journalist-Wave2.dta" (journalists talking about parties)
Country Files (.csv):
[dataset] Country File: Czech Republic
[dataset] Country File: Denmark
[dataset] Country File: Germany
[dataset] Country File: Hungary
[dataset] Country File: Netherlands
[dataset] Country File: Poland
[dataset] Country File: Portugal
[dataset] Country File: Spain
[dataset] Country File: Sweden
[dataset] Country File: United Kingdom
Country Experts:
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Czech Republic |
Vlastimil Havlik, Masaryk University |
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Denmark |
Camilla Bjarnøe, University of Southern Denmark |
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Germany |
Marc Debus (PI), University of Mannheim |
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Hungary |
Márton Bene, Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
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The Netherlands |
Gijs Schumacher, University of Amsterdam |
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Poland |
Wojciech Rafałowski, Warsaw University |
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Portugal |
José Santana Pereira, ISCTE-Lisbon University Institute |
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Spain |
Pedro Riera, University Carlos III of Madrid |
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Sweden |
Kajsa Falasca, Mid Sweden University |
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United Kingdom |
Caitlin Milazzo, University of Nottingham |