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2 - Descriptives.do
Dec 13, 2024 - Replication Data for: Religion, identity, and party preference: The role of Catholicism in the 2022 Italian National elections
Stata Syntax - 2.8 KB - MD5: dc9f812eb7b43ab6517d205f9d1a6afa
3 - Models.do
Dec 13, 2024 - Replication Data for: Religion, identity, and party preference: The role of Catholicism in the 2022 Italian National elections
Stata Syntax - 3.9 KB - MD5: 4fbc05f17873246326fc0aec1e31cf4f
Itanes2022_POST_release 02_weighted.tab
Dec 13, 2024 - Replication Data for: Religion, identity, and party preference: The role of Catholicism in the 2022 Italian National elections
Tabular Data - 3.3 MB - 169 Variables, 4696 Observations - UNF:6:wEqfkgoHx2X+2V9xAQ966A==
Itanes2022_PRE_CORE_Itanes_release 02_weighted.tab
Dec 13, 2024 - Replication Data for: Religion, identity, and party preference: The role of Catholicism in the 2022 Italian National elections
Tabular Data - 5.8 MB - 183 Variables, 6250 Observations - UNF:6:Icbam4rNpy7XH7mMK22bkQ==
Replication Data for: Private funding, party politics and regulatory change: how the British Conservative Party prospered under Labour’s political finance reforms
Dec 12, 2024
Wilks-Heeg, Stuart; Hopkin, Jonathan, 2024, "Replication Data for: Private funding, party politics and regulatory change: how the British Conservative Party prospered under Labour’s political finance reforms", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/ZTXM6T, Harvard Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:d1ly2ryJoouYPCPazcls6Q== [fileUNF]
Before 2000, the UK operated one of the most liberal political finance regimes of any established democracy. Parties were highly dependent on private financing, state funding was minimal, limited transparency requirements existed with respect to party income or expenditure, and no limits applied to national election spending. Far-reaching reforms i...
Data Set 1 Comparative Party Income and Expenditure.tab
Dec 12, 2024 - Replication Data for: Private funding, party politics and regulatory change: how the British Conservative Party prospered under Labour’s political finance reforms
Tabular Data - 21.5 KB - 21 Variables, 122 Observations - UNF:6:YnYLddjRbkN6YNFFLWEziQ==
Data Set 2 Conservative Donors 2001-22.tab
Dec 12, 2024 - Replication Data for: Private funding, party politics and regulatory change: how the British Conservative Party prospered under Labour’s political finance reforms
Tabular Data - 6.3 MB - 37 Variables, 24509 Observations - UNF:6:QzeUSzVGcQmNfBUDwFL9BQ==
Revised SPSS code for Wilks-Heeg and Hopkin.spv
Dec 12, 2024 - Replication Data for: Private funding, party politics and regulatory change: how the British Conservative Party prospered under Labour’s political finance reforms
Unknown - 253.8 KB - MD5: 7bbf8f180d39097b258dc64fa6c044ce
SPSS code for Wilks-Heeg and Hopkin.spv
Dec 12, 2024 - Replication Data for: Private funding, party politics and regulatory change: how the British Conservative Party prospered under Labour’s political finance reforms
Unknown - 253.0 KB - MD5: 021d5125946e42272e19303a367267c6
Table 2 Explanation.xlsx
Dec 12, 2024 - Replication Data for: Private funding, party politics and regulatory change: how the British Conservative Party prospered under Labour’s political finance reforms
MS Excel Spreadsheet - 91.4 KB - MD5: 3c0ac1f46ca211a7526e94010901a469
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