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The paper explores how politicians in established democracies respond to election outcome in terms of attitudinal … voluntary acceptance perspective adds insight about the forces that motivates politicians to consent. Politicians (and citizens … politicians that are elected to office. Indeed, given standard institutional arrangement of representative democracies, losing …
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of experimentation is suboptimal, taking decisions by direct democracy, or electing risk-loving politicians, could …
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Primary elections in the United States have been under-studied in the political science literature. Using new data to estimate the ideal points of primary election candidates and constituents, we examine the link between the ideological leanings of primary electorates and the ideological...
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We develop a model of elections in which parties choose their ideological position and the ideology of their candidates. Tighter candidate selection reduces policy uncertainty for voters. We show that weak institutional con- straints, as in a Presidential regime, induce parties to allow their...
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---voters are pessimistic about common-interest opportunities, politicians behave in a purely partisan manner that shuts down voter …, with politicians engaging in strategically polarized and polarizing behavior which leads to pessimistic beliefs among …
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