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Electoral volatility and parties’ ideological responsiveness
European Journal of Political Research, 2018Abstract For a number of decades now, scholars have been indicating that ties between citizens and parties are eroding. As a consequence, electoral behaviour has become more volatile and also more unpredictable. The consequences of this process of change on parties’ strategic behaviour have, however, received little attention. In this
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Electoral institutions and growth volatility: Theory and evidence
International Political Science Review, 2011What accounts for the substantial variation in the temporal volatility of economic growth rates in democratic regimes? We claim that institutional differences between the majoritarian and proportional representation (PR) electoral systems explain why growth volatility is high in some democracies, but not others. Specifically, we suggest that unlike PR
Sergio Béjar, Bumba Mukherjee
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Electoral Volatility and Partisan Dealignment
1990Abstract In the second part of the book we need to move beyond particular constituency results to develop theories which can account for systematic trends. In this chapter we will start by considering explanations of electoral volatility based on theories of partisan alignment, dealignment, and realignment, to understand why by ...
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Voter Mobilization and Party Competition in a Volatile Electorate
American Sociological Review, 1987Following a model suggested by McPhee and Smith, the institutionalization of voting behavior is analyzed as a repetitive learning process. Using the Weimar Republic as an example, volatile partisan attachments among groups of supporters of the more ideologically "moderate" political parties are examined.
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Electoral Volatility and Pre-Electoral Alliances
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Electoral Volatility in New Democracies and Democratic Consolidation
Asian Perspective, 1996Abstract: Democratic consolidation is the most important task to be accomplished by countries newly democratized over the last two decades. However, most new democracies with only a few exceptions have difficulties to various degrees in consolidating democracy.
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Electoral Volatility in Latin America, 1932–2018
Studies in Comparative International Development, 2021Scott Mainwaring, Yen-Pin Su
exaly
ELECTORAL UNCERTAINTY AND THE VOLATILITY OF INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL FLOWS IN NIGERIA
International Journal of Business and Emerging Markets, 2022Ladi Raulatu Balakeffi +4 more
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Young trendsetters: How young voters fuel electoral volatility
Electoral Studies, 2022Roderik Rekker
exaly