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The paper explores how politicians in established democracies respond to election outcome in terms of attitudinal …
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months during the Polish National Election Study’s two-wave panel study (N=1,200) spanning parliamentary and presidential …
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In what ways do elections serve as instruments of democracy in Africa? Based on a multi-level analysis of Afrobarometer … elections (accountability and representation) on their confidence in African parliaments. While majoritarian electoral systems …
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campaigning and post-election violence. Why do so many democracies — old and new, diverse and homogenous — experience election … election violence, I describe the enigmatic historical and contemporary patterns of election violence that contemporary … election violence — an undertaking that responds to one of the first studies in political science to call attention to the …
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Following the 2006 post-electoral crisis, important changes were made to the Constitution and several secondary laws in Mexico. Unfortunately, this new legislation has at least three drawbacks: (1) a weakening of electoral institutions, (2) a reduction in freedom of speech and access to the...
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We propose a mechanism explaining how elections may legitimize autocratic government even if they are undeniably not free and not fair. We advocate the concept of elections as a mechanism to manipulate public beliefs about the true popularity of an autocratic government. Instead of being...
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governance ability. In 1994, the opposition party, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), won the Taipei City mayoral election … election, and has continued to control it since then. Comparing voting behavior and participation in this municipal city would …
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This paper affords an opportunity to study the early adoption and dissemination of emerging technology tools in campaigns by analyzing which candidates were the most likely to use Facebook in the 2006 and 2008 congressional elections, and how. The research hypotheses draw from the diffusion of...
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processes” (2006, 582). These trends suggest that election campaigns matter more than in the past - because voters’ preferences … them in the context of the 2005 general election. We find that while perceptions of Blair’s competence, responsiveness, and …
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