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Vote-earning strategies in flexible list systems: Seats at the price of unity
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How parties compete for votes: A test of saliency theory
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Can party competition amplify mass ideological polarization over public policy? The case of ethnic exclusionism in Denmark and Sweden
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Does context matter – The impact of electoral systems, political parties and individual characteristics on voters’ perceptions of party positions
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Determinants of cabinet size
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Book review: Personal representation: The neglected dimension of electoral systems
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Proximity voting in the 2010 U.S. House elections
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Re-evaluating the relationship between electoral rules and ideological congruence
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Have the cake and eat it The rational voter in Africa
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Reconsidering individual-level heterogeneity in economic voting
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Vote-earning strategies in flexible list systems: Seats at the price of unity
In theory, flexible list systems are a compromise between closed-list and…
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How parties compete for votes: A test of saliency theory
Saliency theory is among the most influential accounts of party competition,…
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Can party competition amplify mass ideological polarization over public policy? The case of ethnic exclusionism in Denmark and Sweden
It is commonplace to see political parties as fundamentally constrained by…
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Does context matter – The impact of electoral systems, political parties and individual characteristics on voters’ perceptions of party positions
This article aims to investigate under which circumstances policy representation can…
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Determinants of cabinet size
A large literature examines the composition of cabinets in parliamentary systems,…
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Book review: Personal representation: The neglected dimension of electoral systems
Gallagher, M. (2013). Book review: Personal representation: The neglected dimension of…
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Proximity voting in the 2010 U.S. House elections
Utilizing data that allows for the placement of both of the…
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Re-evaluating the relationship between electoral rules and ideological congruence
Two new studies challenge the prevailing consensus that proportional representation (PR)…
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Have the cake and eat it The rational voter in Africa
A vast literature suggests that voters in new democracies ‘sell’ their…
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Reconsidering individual-level heterogeneity in economic voting
This paper proposes a general theory of individual-level heterogeneity in economic…