Volume 60, Issue 5 | Crime, Law and Social Change

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Volume 60, Issue 5

December 2013

Special Issue: Electoral Punishment of Corruption in Southern Europe

Issue Editors:

Luís de Sousa,
Marcelo Moriconi

7 articles in this issue

Why voters do not throw the rascals out?— A conceptual framework for analysing electoral punishment of corruption
Luís de Sousa
Marcelo Moriconi
OriginalPaper 25 September 2013 Pages: 471 - 502
How do I vote the scoundrels out? Why voters might not punish corrupt politicians at the polls
Michael Johnston
OriginalPaper 19 September 2013 Pages: 503 - 514
The electoral consequences of corruption scandals in Spain
Pedro Riera
Pablo Barberá
José Ramón Montero
OriginalPaper 19 September 2013 Pages: 515 - 534
Corruption and turnout in Portugal—a municipal level study
Daniel Stockemer
Patricia Calca
OriginalPaper 02 October 2013 Pages: 535 - 548
Sources of tolerance towards corrupted politicians in Greece: the role of trade offs and individual benefits
Iannis Konstantinidis
Georgios Xezonakis
OriginalPaper 22 September 2013 Pages: 549 - 563
“It’s the politics, stupid!”. The politicization of anti-corruption in Italy
Salvatore Sberna
Alberto Vannucci
OriginalPaper 15 October 2013 Pages: 565 - 593
Throwing the rascals out? The electoral effects of corruption allegations and corruption scandals in Europe 1981–2011
Andreas Bågenholm
OriginalPaper 02 October 2013 Pages: 595 - 609