Acceso usuarios
Measure twice, model once: Introduction to measurement methods for better longitudinal modelling
Mark Alexander Pickup
págs. 349-353
On filtering longitudinal public opinion data: Issues in identification and representation of true change
Mark Alexander Pickup, Christopher Wlezien
págs. 354-367
Liberal Democracy Series I, 1972-1988: Definition, measurement, and trajectories
Kenneth Alan Bollen
págs. 368-374
Dynamic latent trait models: An application to Latin American banking crises
Guillermo Rosas
págs. 375-387
Symbolic ideology in the American electorate
Christopher Ellis, James A. Stimson
págs. 388-402
Measuring the democracy-repression nexus
David Alan Armstrong
págs. 403-412
Re-measuring left-right: A comparison of SEM and Bayesian measurement models for extracting left-right party placements
Ryan Bakker
págs. 413-421
Public opinion during a presidential campaign: Distinguishing the effects of environmental evolution and attitude change
William G. Jacoby
págs. 422-436
Partisan self-interest and electoral reform: The new Italian electoral law of 2005
Alan Renwick, Chris Hanretty, David Hine
págs. 437-447
Ideological representation and competitive congressional elections
Thomas L. Brunell, Justin Buchler
págs. 448-457
Consociationalism and its critics: Evidence from the historic Northern Ireland Assembly election 2007
John Garry
págs. 458-466
Economic crisis, party system change, and the dynamics of class voting in Venezuela, 1973-2003
Oliver Heath
págs. 467-479
The political context and Duverger's theory: Evidence at the district level
Matthew M. Singer, Laura B. Stephenson
págs. 480-491
