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SS: Germany's federal election in september 2009: Elections in times of duress - Introduction
Robert Rohrschneider, Franziska Jung
págs. 1-4
Voting when the economy goes bad, everyone is in charge, and no one is to blame: The case of the 2009 German election
Christopher J. Anderson, Jason D. Hecht
págs. 5-19
Short-term factors versus long-term values: Explaining the 2009 election results
Robert Rohrschneider, Rüdiger Schmitt-Beck, Franziska Jung
págs. 20-34
págs. 35-45
Coalition type and voter support for parties: Grand coalitions in German elections
Lee Ann Banaszak, Peter Doerschler
págs. 46-59
The German grand coalition of 2005-09 and party system change: Catalyst or continuity?
Susan E. Scarrow
págs. 60-71
Parties and their Leaders: Does it matter how they match? The German General Elections 2009 in comparison
Aiko Wagner, Bernhard Wessels 
págs. 72-82
From uninformed to informed choices: Voters, pre-election polls and updating
Betsy Sinclair, Charles R. Plott
págs. 83-95
Re-examining the evidence on the electoral impact of terrorist attacks: The Spanish election of 2004
José García Montalvo
págs. 96-106
págs. 107-119
How do citizens attribute responsibility in multilevel states?: Learning, biases and asymmetric federalism. Evidence from Spain
Sandra León
págs. 120-130
Beyond personal vote incentives: Dividing the vote in preferential electoral systems
Joel W. Johnson, Verónica Hoyo
págs. 131-142
Electoral contexts that impede voter coordination
Brian F. Crisp, Santiago Olivella, Joshua D. Potter
págs. 143-158
págs. 159-169
Not always second order: Subnational elections, national-level vote intentions, and volatility spillovers in a multi-level electoral system
Michael M. Bechtel
págs. 170-183
Strategic electoral considerations under proportional representation
Galen Irwin, J.J.M. van Holsteyn
págs. 184-191
págs. 192-200
Differentiating winners: How elections affect satisfaction with democracy
Shane Singh, Ekrem Karakoç, André Blais
págs. 201-211
Testing the power of arguments in referendums: A Bradley-Terry approach
Peter John Loewen, Daniel Rubenson, Arthur Spirling
págs. 212-221
