Electoral Studies: An international Journal

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  Año 2018, Número 53

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    Local elites, electoral reform and the distribution of central government funds: Evidence from Romania

    Emanuel Emil Coman

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    págs. 1-10

    
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    Dial ‘F’ for fraud: Explaining citizens suspicions about elections

    Jeffrey Karp, Alessandro Nai, Pippa Norris

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    págs. 11-19

    
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    Term limits and voter turnout

    Francisco José Veiga, Linda Gonçalves Veiga

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    págs. 20-28

    
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    'First-order thinking' in second-order contests: A comparison of local, regional and European elections in Spain

    Laura Cabeza Pérez

    págs. 29-38

    
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    The conditional duty to vote in elections

    Nicole Goodman

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    págs. 39-47

    
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    Reconsidering the partner effect on voting

    Moa Frödin Gruneau

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    págs. 48-56

    
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    Ethnic heterogeneity and electoral turnout: Evidence from linking neighbourhood data with individual voter data

    Andreas Förster

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    págs. 57-65

    
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    A Bayesian explanation for the effect of incumbency

    Anthony Fowler

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    págs. 66-78

    
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    Economic performance, quality of democracy and satisfaction with democracy

    Pablo Christmann

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    págs. 79-89

    
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    Elusive indeed – The mechanical versus psychological effects of electoral rules at the district level

    Philipp Harfst, Sarah C. Dingler, Jessica Fortin-Rittberger, Julian Noseck, Sven Kosanke

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    págs. 90-98

    
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    Military service and political participation in the United States: Institutional experience and the vote

    David L. Leal, Jeremy M. Teigen

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    págs. 99-110

    
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    A dynamic model of the invalid vote: How a changing candidate menu shapes null voting behavior

    Mollie J. Cohen

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    págs. 111-121

    
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    The puzzling effect of residential neighbourhoods on the vote for the radical right an individual-level panel study on the mechanisms behind neighbourhood effects on voting for the Dutch Freedom Party, 2010–2013

    E.A. Lisanne de Blok, Tom W. G. van der Meer

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    págs. 122-132

    
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    Asymmetric evaluations: Government popularity and economic performance in the United Kingdom

    Roland Kappe

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    págs. 133-138

    
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    Do electoral handouts affect voting behavior?

    Jenny Guardado, Leonard Wantchekon

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    págs. 139-149