Electoral Studies: An international Journal

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  Año 1996, Vol. 15, Número 2

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    What Voters Teach Us About Europe-Wide Elections: What Europe-Wide Elections Teach Us About Voters

    Cees van der Eijk, Mark Franklin, Michael Marsh

    págs. 149-166

    
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    Distinctiveness of Regional Voting: A Comparative Analysis Across the European Community (1979-1993)

    Derek J. Hearl, Ian Budge, Bernard Pearson

    págs. 167-182

    
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    Thatcher's Rise and Fall: An Institutional Analysis of the Tory Leadership Selection Process

    Neal G. Jesse

    págs. 183-202

    
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    A Case Study of Electoral Manipulation: The Mexican Laws of 1989 and 1994

    Michel Balinski, Victoriano Ramírez González

    págs. 203-217

    
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    Salient Issues in Taiwan's Electoral Politics

    John Fuh-sheng Hsieh, Emerson M.S. Niou

    págs. 219-235

    
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    Candidate Quality and the Congressional Vote: A Causal Connection?

    Michael R. Kulisheck, Jeffery J. Mondak

    págs. 237-253

    
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    Modeling the Dropoff Between Minority Population Share and the Size of the Minority Electorate in Situations of Differential Voter Eligibility Across Groups

    Bernard Grofman, Andrew Reynolds

    págs. 255-261

    
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    Question-Wording Effects on the Measurement of Nonpartisanship: Evidence from Australia

    David Charnock

    págs. 263-268