
Bergman, Torbjörn, Gabriella Ilonszki, and Wolfgang C. Müller (eds.). (2020). Coalition Governance in Central Eastern Europe. Oxford: Oxford University Press Party Codebook Party Family Codings 1. Communist Parties 2. Left-Socialist Parties 3. Social Democratic Parties 4. Green Parties 5. Agrarian Parties 6a. Regional/Separatist Parties 6b. Ethno-Nationalist Parties 7. Liberal Parties 8. Christian Parties 9. Conservative Parties 10. Right-Wing Parties 11. Extreme Right-Wing Parties 12. Special Interest Parties and Others 1 Party abbreviation Party name Party ID Comment Party family Domestic English Domestic English Bulgaria Bulgarian Socialist Party; 180001 BSP BSP Balgarska Sotsialisticheska Partiya 3 Coalition for Bulgaria 180002 PA PA Partiya Ataka Party Attack Coalition Attack in 2005 11 180003 EL EC Koaliciya Bulgarska Evrolevica Euroleft Coalition 3 180004 BBB BBB Balgarski Biznes Blok Bulgarian Business Bloc 12 Movement for Rights and 180005 DPS MRF Dvizhenie za Prava i Svobodi 6a Freedoms 180006 NI NC Nov Izbor New Choice 7 180007 RZS OLJ Red Zakonnost Spravedlivost Order, Lawfulness, Justice 9 Bulgarian Agrarian 180008 BZNS BANU Balgarski Zemedelski Naroden Sayuz 5 National Union 180009 BNS BPU Balgarski Naroden Sayuz Bulgarian National Union Electoral coalition; ran only in 2005 10 An electoral coalition of Democratic Party and BZNS- 180010 NS PU Naroden Sayuz People’s Union 5/9 Mozer New name as of 2009 is “Nacionalno Dvizhenie za National Movement Simeon 180011 NDSV NDSV Natsionalno Dvizhenie Simeon Vtori Stabilnost i Vazhod” (National Movement for Stability 7 II and Progress) - keeps NDSV as acronym 180012 NV NT Novoto Vreme New Time 7 Grazhdani za Evropeysko Razvitie na Citizens for European 180013 GERB CEDB 10 Balgaria Development of Bulgaria Union of Democratic UtDF from 2001 onwards; Sinyata Koaliciya from 180014 SDS UDF Sayuz na demokratichnite sili 8 Forces 2009 onwards An electoral coalition of SDS and DSB. Forms one 180015 SK BK Sinyata koalitsia Blue Coalition parliamentary party group although SDS and DSB 8 continue to function as two separate parties Democrats for Strong 180016 DSB DSB Demokrati za Silna Balgariya 8 Bulgaria 2 Party abbreviation Party name Party ID Comment Party family Domestic English Domestic English Czech Republic Communist Party of 200001 KSČM CPBM Komunistická strana Čech a Moravy 1 Bohemia and Moravia Czech Social Democratic Originally Social Democracy. The name changed in 200002 ČSSD CSDP Česká strana sociálně demokratická 3 Party 1993 Collective membership party including various 200003 LSU LSU Liberálně sociální unie Liberal Social Union subjects from the Green Party, smaller agrarian parties, 12 and the Czechoslovak Socialist Party Self-Governing Democracy HSD- SGDM- Hnutí za samosprávnou demokracii- 200004 Movement - Association for 6a SMS AMS Sdružení pro Moravu a Slezsko Moravia and Silesia Sdružení pro republiku- Association for Republic- SPR- 200005 AR-RPC Republikánská strana Republican Party of 11 RSČ Československa Czechoslovakia Úsvit přímé demokracie Tomia Tomio Okamura`s Dawn of 200006 USVIT DAWN populist Okamury Direct Democracy 200007 SZ GP Strana zelených Green Party 4 Established in 2001 as a municipal party in Prague; in centrist and 200008 VV PA Věci veřejné Public Affairs 2009 it began changing from a local to national party populist Party emerged in spring 2012 from the fraction in VV LIDEM - Liberal around the deputy prime minister Karolina Peake: The 200009 LIDEM LIDEM LIDEM - liberální demokraté 7 Democrats split was declared on 17th April 2012, the party was officially registered on May 29th, 2012 Founded in 2011 by Andrej Babiš, second wealthiest ANO ANO Action of Dissatisfied man in the Czech Republic, owner of Agrofert and centrist and 200010 Akce nespokojených občanů 2011 (“YES”) Citizens media publishing company MAFRA. ANO identifies populist itself as political movement Christian Democratic Union KDU- CDU- Křesťansko demokratická unie - 200011 - Czechoslovak Peoples’ 8 ČSL CPP Československá strana lidová Party 200012 KDS CDP Křesťansko demokratická strana Christian Democratic Party Merged in 1996 with the ODS 8 200013 ODA CDA Občanská demokratická aliance Civic Democratic Alliance 7 3 Originally Freedom Union. In December 2001 it US (US- Unie svobody (Unie svobody- Freedom Union (Freedom 200014 FU merged with small party Democratic Union and 7 DEU) Demokratická unie) Union-Democratic Union) changed its name to US-DEU 200015 ODS CDP Občanská demokratická strana Civic Democratic Party 9 Tradition, Responsibility, Founded in 2009. Partly constituted by a ‘right-wing 200016 TOP 09 TOP 09 Tradice, Odpovědnost, Prosperita 09 9 Prosperity 09 conservative’ splinter fraction of KDU-CSL 4 Party abbreviation Party name Party ID Comment Party family Domestic English Domestic English Estonia The Russian minority party that ran as part of the “Our Home is Estonia” electoral coalition in 1995, but subsequently ran under its own name in 1999 and United People’s Party of 210001 EÜRP UPPE Eestimaa Ühendatud Rahvapartei 2003. In 2006, it changed its name to Constitution 6b Estonia Party (Konstitutsioonierakond). However, this name is not added in the codebook, since under this name the party never gained any seats in parliament Estonian Pensioners and 210002 EPPE EPFP Eesti Pensionäride ja Perede Erakond 12 Families Party Estonian Country People’s 210003 EME ECPP Eesti Maarahva Erakond 5 Party 210004 AP DP Arengupartei Development Party Created in 1996 as fission from Centre Party 7 210005 EKe ECP Eesti Keskerakond Estonian Centre Party 7 A PPG formed in March 1994 from defectors of the 210006 VD FD Vabad demokraadid Free Democrats Centre Party 210007 SDE SDP Sotsiaaldemokraatlik Erakond Social Democratic Party 1992-2004: Moodukad (Moderates) 3 210008 ERL PUE Eestimaa Rahvaliit People’s Union of Estonia 5 210009 ERo EG Eesti Rohelised Estonian Greens 4 210010 EML RU Eesti Maaliit Estonian Rural Union 5 A different Green party that won in 2007 (as opposed 210011 ERoh GE Eestimaa Rohelised Greens of Estonia 4 to that which ran in 1992) The relevant party (that got into parliament in 1992) was called simply Estonian Citizen. The one that was 210012 EKod EC Eesti Kodanik Estonian Citizen 12 originally listed here was a revamped version that ran in 1995, but failed to get in A PPG formed in December 1993 that eventually was a supporter of the Laar and Tarand cabinets. The deputies in the PPG never formed their own party (and 210013 Sõlt Indep Sõltumatud Independents indeed went their separate ways during the next (1995) election. But because they were a separate PPG they are included in the Table 1a, and therefore also in this 5 Codebook As the name suggests, this was very much a single- 210014 ERP ERP Eesti Rojalistlik Partei Estonian Royalist Party 12 issue party 210015 IL PPU Isamaaliit Pro Patria Union 9 Estonian National 210016 ERSP ENIP Eesti Rahvusliku Sõltumatuse Partei 9 Independence Party 210017 ResP RP Res Publica Res Publica 9 210018 EK CP Eesti Koonderakond Estonian Coalition Party 7 Pro Patria and Res Publica 210019 IRL UPPRP Isamaa ja Res Publica Liit 9 Union Estonian Entrepreneurs’ 210020 EEE EEP Eesti Ettevõtjate Erakond 7 Party Vabariiklaste ja Konservatiivide 210021 VKR-P RWP Right-Wingers’ Party 9 Rahvaerakond, Parempoolsed 210022 ER EReP Eesti Reformierakond Estonian Reform Party 7 6 Party abbreviation Party name Party ID Comment Party family Domestic English Domestic English Hungary Christian Democratic 220001 KDNP CDPP Kereszténydemokrata Néppárt 8 People’s Party Movement for a Right 220002 JOBBIK MRH Jobbik Magyarországért Mozgalom 11 Hungary Független Kisgazda, Földmunkás és Independent Smallholders 220003 FKGP ISP 5 Polgári Párt Party A breakaway group from FKGP. Although it was never Kisgazdá 220004 Kisgazdák Smallholders legally established as a party, their ministers served in 5 k the government 220005 EKGP USP Egyesült Kisgazdapárt United Smallholders Party A breakaway party from the FKGP 5 A breakaway party from the MSzP in the post 2010 220006 DK Demokratikus Koalíció Democratic Coalition terms 220007 LMP PCBD Lehet Más a Politika Politics Can Be Different 4 Alliance of Young Fiatal Demokraták Szövetsége- Democrats-Hungarian Civic Only the “Fidesz” is used - the party acquired different 220008 Fidesz AYD 9 Magyar Polgári Szövetség Alliance, Hungarian Civic additional names to the original (Fidesz) Party Hungarian Justice and Life 220009 MIÉP HJLP Magyar Igazság és Élet Pártja 10 Party 220010 MSzP HSP Magyar Szocialista Párt Hungarian Socialist Party 3 Hungarian Democratic 220011 MDF HDF Magyar Demokrata Fórum 9 Forum Somogyé One independent MP, member of the Union for 220012 US Somogyért Egyesület Union for Somogy 6a rt Somogy became a cabinet minister in Gyurcsány III 220013 SzDSz AFD Szabad Demokraták Szövetsége Alliance of Free Democrats 7 7 Party abbreviation Party name Party ID Comment Party family Domestic English Domestic English Latvia 230001 LSP SPL Latvijas Sociālistiskā partija Socialist Party of Latvia 1 Apvienība Par cilvēka tiesībām For Human Rights in 230002 PCTVL FHRUL 6b/2/3 vienotā Latvijā United Latvia 230003 L ER Līdztiesība Equal Rights 6b 230004 LVP UPL Latvijas Vienības partija Unity Party of Latvia 5/12 230005 TSP NHP Tautas saskaņas partijas National Harmony Party 3/6b Latvijas Sociāldemokrātiskā Social Democratic 230006 LSDSP SDWPL 3 strādnieku partija Workers’ Party of Latvia 230007 SC HC Saskaņas centrs Harmony Centre 3/6b PML(SP Popular Movement For 230008 TKL-ZP Tautas kustība Latvijai 12 ) Latvia (Siegerist
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