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Perspectives on Electoral Behavior
2009Abstract This article focuses on different perspectives on electoral behaviour. Most of the article is spent identifying possible future trends in comparative research on electoral behaviour. The growth of comparative research is shown to reflect a number of different factors, namely: the spread of democracy around the world, the ...
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2018
Kittilson examines the general contours of men and women’s electoral participation and voting preferences in the post-World War II era through the theoretical lens of the “gender gap.” She provides an overview of gender gaps in voter participation and vote preferences around the world, focusing on cross-national and cross-temporal variations.
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Kittilson examines the general contours of men and women’s electoral participation and voting preferences in the post-World War II era through the theoretical lens of the “gender gap.” She provides an overview of gender gaps in voter participation and vote preferences around the world, focusing on cross-national and cross-temporal variations.
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Electoral Control with Behavioral Voters
The Journal of Politics, 2017We present a model of electoral control with behavioral voters. The model captures two main regularities of voting behavior found in empirical studies: voters are forgetful and are influenced by extraneous events beyond the control of public officials.
Daniel Diermeier, Christopher Li
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A Behavioral Theory of Electoral Structure
Political Behavior, 2017Why are party systems in modern democracies so essentially robust? We theorize patterns of electoral competition as the outcome of a struggle between entropy and structure. Forces of entropy entail idiosyncratic voting behavior guided by subjective evaluations, while forces of structure entail coordinated behavior emerging from objective aspects of ...
Till Weber, Mark N. Franklin
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THE ELECTORAL CONSEQUENCES OF COALITION BEHAVIOR
Southeastern Political Review, 1994This paper is an examination of the possibility that electoral punishment for a party's choice of coalitions does exist. Previous writings have inferred that this is not the case. It has been an assumption that voters forget their parties' transgressions. This frees the party leadership to negotiate in the coalition bargaining process without regard to
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The Structure of Southern Electoral Behavior
American Politics Quarterly, 1989The distinctiveness of southern electoral behavior has been a well-studied aspect of politics in the region. While distinctiveness can refer to absolute differences in attitudes and behavior, it also can refer to the structure of electoral behavior, and that is the focus of this article.
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Political Behavior of Tirana Electorate
2015In this study, ideological confusion is focuses mainly on the interdependence reated between the “deeply-social” factors of and political discourse. This analysis focuses on the empirical investigation regarding the perception of Tirana electorate for the relation between the political party structure and ideology, and between electorate and ideology ...
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The History of American Electoral Behavior
Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 1979Melvyn Hammarberg +3 more
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