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1 Myth and Reality Legitimacy Crisis of the Explaining Trends and Cross-National Differences in Established Democracies Edited by Carolien van Ham, Jacques Thomassen, Kees Aarts, and Rudy Andeweg OXPORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
2 Contents List offigures List of Tables List of Contributors xi xiii xv Part I. Legitimacy and Representative Democracy: the Art, Concepts, and Trends State of 1. A Legitimacy Crisis of Representative Democracy? 3 Jacques Thomassen and Carolien van Ham 2. The Myth of Legitimacy Decline: An Empirical Evaluation of Trends in Political Support in Established Democracies 17 Carolien van Ham and Jacques Thomassen Part II. What is Wrong with Theories of Legitimacy Decline?: Reappraising Existing Theories 3. Modernization, Globalization, and Satisfaction with Democracy 37 Kees Aarts, Carolien van Ham, and Jacques Thomassen 4. Social Capital and the Development of Political Support in Europe 59 Marc Hooghe and Anna Kern 5. Legitimacy Decline and Party Rudy B. Andeweg and David M. Farrell 6. Media Malaise and the Decline of Legitimacy: Any Decline 76 Room for Good News? 95 Peter Van Aelst Part III. Diverging Trends?: Explaining Country Differences in Political Support Within and Between 7, Institutions and Political Support: How Much do Institutions Matter? 117 Shaun Bcrwler
3 Contents 8. Dissecting the Causal Chain from Quality of Government to Political Support 136 Tom van der Meer 9. Economic Outcomes, Quality of Governance, and Satisfaction with Democracy 156 Pedro C. Magalhaes 10. Political Support in the Wake of Policy Peter Esaiasson, Mikael Gilljam, and Mikael Persson Controversies 172 Part IV. Reflections and Conclusions 11. Studying Political Legitimacy: Findings, Implications, and an Uneasy Question 193 Rudy B. Andeweg and Kees Aarts Appendices 207 Bibliography 225 Author Index 249 Subject Index 254
4 List of Figures 1.1 Levels of political support Explaining legitimacy decline Time coverage comparative data sets Support for the political community Support for the political regime Support for political institutions parliament Support for political institutions political parties Support for political authorities Structure of theories of legitimacy decline Post-materialism and materialism by country, Level of education by country, Trends in economic globalization by country, Probability of being satisfied with democracy by time and education Percentage of respondents who are involved in civil society organizations, ESS, Wave 3 (2006), and Wave 6 (2012) Number of minutes for news and current affairs per week on the two most important commercial and public TV channels in thirteen European countries ( ) Probability of being satisfied with democracy by time and media use in nine European democracies ( ) How important are elections to the principle of democracy and how well are elections working in your country? Effect of independent variables across their range of satisfaction with democracy Effect of independent variables across their range on trust in parliament Effect of independent variables across their range of trust in politicians Marginal effects plots of Table
5 List of Figures 8.2 Marginal effects plots, two categories (importance 0-6; importance 10) Economic performance and satisfaction with democracy in Greece and Sweden Marginal effect of economic performance (EPI) on satisfaction with democracy, across the range of levels of quality of governance Marginal effect of economic performance (EPI) on satisfaction with democracy, across the range of levels of impartiality Predicted values of satisfaction with democracy for combinations of values in EPI and QoG, with all remaining variables at their mean values Satisfaction with local democracy among protesters and a control group of non-affected Suburbians Process preferences among protesters and a control group of non-affected Suburbians Satisfaction with local democracy among protesters who were satisfied and dissatisfied with the formal decision Satisfaction with national democracy (SWDnationai) 187
6 List of Tables 2.1 Measuring political support: current measurements a Support for democracy as a political regime b Support for democracy as a political regime Satisfaction with democracy and post-materialism and level of education, by country ( ) Modernization: testing period and cohort effects on satisfaction with democracy Globalization: testing the interaction effect of period and education on satisfaction with democracy Factor analysis for political trust The effect of civil society involvement on political trust The effect of civil society involvement on satisfaction with democracy Trend data on parties and elections a The effect of partisanship on satisfaction with the way national democracy works b The effect of partisanship on trust in parliament Relative impact of party membership, party closeness, and other variables on democratic satisfaction and trust in parliament (part correlation coefficients) The contribution of a populist vote to satisfaction with the way national democracy works and trust in parliament The effect of media use on political support in nine European democracies ( ) The effect of media use on political support over time in nine European democracies ( ) Assessments of principles of democracy and how well they are working in the country Variance explained of the models in Appendices: Tables 7.2A, 7.2B, and 7.2C 127
7 8.1 Multilevel random intercept models: determinants of satisfaction with democracy, trust in parliament Multilevel random intercept models: conditional intermediary effects Multilevel random slope models: the conditional effect of impartiality Multilevel random intercept models (subsample of established democracies) Economic performance, quality of governance, and satisfaction with democracy Data structure for the Suburbia study Determinant of political support post decision (OLS-estimates) 186 A.2.a Sample 207 A.2.b Question wording political support questions 208 A.2.c Significance time trends 211 A.7.1a Coding of variables 213 A. 7. lb Categorization of countries on main institutional measures 214 A.7.2a Satisfaction with democracy 214 A.7.2b Trust in parliament 215 A. 7.2c Trust in Politicians 217 A.8.a Perturbation analyses: satisfaction with democracy 218 A.8,b Perturbation analyses: trust in parliament 218 A.9.1 Countries and surveys in the ESS1-6 Cumulative Data File and included in the analyses 219 A.9.2 Economic performance, quality of governance, and satisfaction with democracy 220 A.10.1 Satisfaction with democracy in own municipality (0-1) 222 A Satisfaction with national democracy (0-1) 223 A Process preference (0 electoral democracy; = 1 participatory democracy) = 224 xiv
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