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出版者:Oxford University Press

作者:Lawrence Ezrow

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页数:216

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出版时间:2010-7-12

价格:USD 110.00

装帧:Hardcover

isbn号码:9780199572526

丛书系列:Comparative Politics

图书标签:

选举制度
政党政治
政治学
公民参与
政党
政治行为
民主政治
政治认同
选举
公共政策
政治文化
社会资本

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具体描述

Linking Citizens and Parties addresses familiar questions about political representation: Are parties responsive to their core supporters or to the public in general? Do parties that adopt centrist policy positions benefit in elections? Does proportional representation encourage party extremism? These fundamental questions about democracy are paired with the empirical observation of Western European democracies during the last thirty years. The study highlights the pathways (mainstream and niche) through which citizens' political preferences are expressed by their political parties. It concludes with a positive evaluation of these democracies as their citizens have access to at least one, and possibly both niche and mainstream pathways.

作者简介

Lawrence Ezrow is a Lecturer in European Politics in the Department of Government at the University of Essex. His research is on comparative political representation, Western European politics, elections, political parties, voting, party strategies, political institutions, and quantitative methodologies. His articles have appeared in the American Journal of Political Science, British Journal of Political Science, European Journal of Political Research, and Journal of Politics.

目录信息

List of tables and figures
Preface and Acknowledgements
Part I Introduction
Citizen-Party Linkages, Political Institutions, and Types of Party
Part II Similarities across Democracies
2: Are Moderate Parties Rewarded in Multiparty Systems?
3: Parties' Policy Programmes and the Dog that Didn't Bark: No Evidence that Proportional Systems Promote Extreme Party Positioning
Part III: Effects of Electoral Institutions
4: Electoral Rules, the Number of Parties, and Niche Party Success
5: Proximity and Votes for Mainstream and Niche Parties
6: Mean Voter Representation versus Partisan Constituency Representation: Do Parties Respond to the Mean Voter Position or to their Supporters?
Part IV: Conclusion
7: The Effects of Electoral Institutions
Appendix
References
Index
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