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Political Theory and Empirical Studies on Malapportionment:
The Annuals of Japanese Political Science Association, 2015 openaire +2 more sources
Court versus Legislature (The Socio-Politics of Malapportionment)
Law and Contemporary Problems, 1962 openaire +2 more sources
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Malapportionment in space and time: Decompose it!
Electoral Studies, 2021Abstract Existing studies on legislative malapportionment often conceptualize and measure this phenomenon with little regard to intertemporal variations and the malapportionment-generating process (MGP). Our conceptualization leads us to introduce a measure called α-divergence that can identify the vote inequality derived from various stages of MGP ...
Yuta Kamahara, Junichiro Wada
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Malapportionment and democracy: A curvilinear relationship
Electoral Studies, 2017Abstract This article examines electoral malapportionment by illuminating the relationship between malapportionment level and democracy. Although a seminal study rejects this relationship, we argue that a logical and empirically significant relationship exists, which is curvilinear and is based on a framework focusing on incumbent politicians ...
Kian-Ming Ong, Yuko Kasuya, Kota Mori
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“Malapportionment”—Australian style
Politics (Kensington, N S W ), 1968Joan Rydon
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Unequal votes, unequal violence: Malapportionment and election violence in India [PDF]
Journal of Peace Research, 2020 Elections held outside of advanced, industrialized democracies can turn violent because elites use coercion to demobilize political opponents. The literature has established that closely contested elections are associated with more violence.
Ursula Daxecker
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The origins of dual malapportionment: Long-run evidence from Argentina
World DevelopmentLegislative malapportionment often results from a credible commitment between elites from core urban regions and peripheral rural regions that favors the latter.
Victoria Paniagua
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American Political Science Review, 1964
In addition to the legal and political implications of the case, the United States Supreme Court's decision in Baker v. Carr brought sharply into public focus the technical problem of how to measure legislative malapportionment. The case itself exemplifies these various dimensions of the issue, for the majority opinion of Mr.
Glendon Schubert, Charles Press
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In addition to the legal and political implications of the case, the United States Supreme Court's decision in Baker v. Carr brought sharply into public focus the technical problem of how to measure legislative malapportionment. The case itself exemplifies these various dimensions of the issue, for the majority opinion of Mr.
Glendon Schubert, Charles Press
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Measuring disproportionality, volatility and malapportionment: axiomatization and solutions
Social Choice and Welfare, 2008The measurement of disproportionality, volatility and malapportionment often employ similar indices. Yet the debate on the issue of adequate measurement has remained open. We offer a formal and rigorous list of properties that roughly subsume those of Taagepera and Grofman (Party Polit 9(6):659–677, 2003). One of these properties, Dalton’s principle of
Moshe Koppel, Abraham Diskin
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Malapportionment and Geographical Bases of Electoral Support in the Brazilian Senate
Journal of Politics in Latin America, 2013 This paper analyzes the relationship between malapportionment and electoral bases of support for Brazilian senators. The conventional wisdom asserts that malapportionment contributes to the “politics of backwardness” – that it facilitates ...
Taeko Hiroi, Pedro Neiva
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