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Eine ökonomische Analyse der Mediendemokratie : der Rational-Choice-Ansatz und die Stimmenmaximierung

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Intra-Party Politics and Public Opinion : How Candidate Selection Processes Affect Citizens' Views on Democracy

Put, Gert-Jan - 2014

greater political participation and interest in politics, stronger sense of satisfaction with and support for democracy, and … higher levels of confidence/trust with democracy. Yet, to date no systematic comparative analysis was conducted to test the … hypothesized effects of democratizing selection procedures on citizens' views on democracy. In this paper we use a cross …

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Polarization and pandering in common-interest elections

McMurray, Joseph - In: Games and economic behavior 133 (2022), pp. 150-161

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Electoral economics in new democracies : affecting attitudes about democracy

Drazen, Allan (contributor); Brender, Adi (contributor) - 2006

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Opinion Polarization in a Parliamentary Institution Generates Extreme Legislation

Gottesman, Avinat - 2021

How does opinion polarization over matters of moral conviction affect the legislative outcome of parliamentary institutions? Analysis reveals that in the relatively common case, in which a party's voting power is positively correlated with the public support of the convictions it represents, if...

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Populism

Frisell, Lars - 2004

In their pursuit of being elected, politicians might not provide their constituents with independent viewpoints, but just try to outguess popular opinion. Although rational voters see through such populism, candidates can not resist resorting to it when the spoils of office are too large. For an...

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