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Italy in times of protest and negative voting: An introduction
QOE-IJES, 2021 The classic heuristics of voting behaviour have been eroded overtime especially in well-established democracies. Ideology, party identification, and social class have been gradually replaced by short-period factors. In particular, the personalization has
Diego Garzia, Gianluca Passarelli
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A Taxonomy of Protest Voting [PDF]
Annual Review of Political Science, 2018 Observers of elections often report that voters have engaged in protest voting. We find that “protest voting” refers to a wide range of behaviors, and we create a taxonomy of these phenomena. Support for fringe or insurgent parties is often labeled as protest voting.
Alvarez, R. Michael +2 more
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When Voting Becomes Protest: Mapping Determinants of Collective Action Onto Voting Behavior [PDF]
Social Psychological and Personality Science, 2019 Do people signal protest by bringing out a protest vote when they feel they have been collectively disadvantaged? Political scientists have been interested in “protest voting” yet theoretical understanding is limited. Social psychologists have studied other forms of collective protest extensively.
Otjes, S., Stroebe, K., Postmes, T.
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Beyond Protest Voting: Membaca Pesan Tersembunyi di Balik Suara Tidak Sah
Politik Indonesia: Indonesian Political Science Review, 2017 This article related to the use of signs and symbols as a protest vote beyond the invalid votes of the presidential election 2014 in Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta (DIY). This paper will interpret the hidden messages conveyed by voters through a ballot. This
Wegik Prasetyo
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The ‘ballot and the brick’: protest, voting and non-voting in post-apartheid South Africa [PDF]
, 2016 : Over the last decade protest has become an enduring feature of the post-apartheid political landscape. Despite this wave of protest the African National Congress (ANC) has retained its dominant status, securing 62% of the vote in the last national ...
Carin Runciman
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The Economic Journal, 2016 A supporter of a candidate for office may wish to restrict her power or to send her a message by casting a protest vote against her. A sufficiently large protest may convince the candidate to accept the protesters' demands af- ter winning the election; however, if the protest is too large then it risks causing the candidate to lose to a disliked ...
David P. Myatt
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Invalid Votes as Protest: Compulsory Voting and the Democratic Context in Ecuador
Political BehaviorAbstractInvalid votes are pervasive in many democracies and can threaten the legitimacy of elections. While often associated with factors such as choice complexity and disengagement, especially under compulsory voting rules, intentional ballot spoiling can also signal a political protest.
Carrion, Vanessa, Carroll, Royce
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From active duty to activism: how moral injury and combat trauma drive political activism and societal reintegration among Israeli veterans [PDF]
Frontiers in Public HealthTrigger warningThis article deals with combat experiences and their consequences and could be potentially disturbing.IntroductionMoral injury (MI) is a severe form of combat trauma that shatters soldiers’ moral bearings as the result of killing in war ...
Adi Levy, Adi Levy, Michael L. Gross
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Government and Opposition, 2021 While debates about far-right populism often concentrate on Central and Eastern Europe, research on these parties predominantly focuses on Western countries.
J. Muis, Tobias Brils, T. Gaidytė
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Studia Iuridica Lublinensia, 2021 Convincing the voters that a given voting process to elect their representatives has been conducted correctly and that this election corresponds to the will expressed in the act of voting promotes growing trust in the state and its agencies and is ...
Tomasz Demendecki
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