Electoral Systems

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Designed to sit along the 2008 set, Electoral Behaviour, this collection brings together leading electoral systems experts from either side of the Atlantic. The last 25 years have seen this initially underdeveloped discipline in political science grow exponentially in level and range of output. Examining and mapping these rapid developments this collection covers the following general themes:- electoral system design and reform- indices relating to electoral systems, such as proportionality, effective number of parties- Duverger′s Laws- electoral systems, stability and other consequences- particular electoral systems.

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Utgivningsdatum:2012-04-24
Mått:156 x 234 x 0 mm
Vikt:3 740 g
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Serie:SAGE Library of Political Science
Antal sidor:1 864
Upplaga:1
Förlag:SAGE Publications
ISBN:9780857024275

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VOLUME ONE: GENERAL The Classification of Electoral Systems - André BlaisThe Field of Electoral Systems Research - Arend LijphartA Critical SurveyHow the World Votes - Andrew Reynolds and Marco SteenbergenThe Political Consequences of Ballot Design, Innovation and ManipulationElectoral Systems - Rein TaageperaProportionality, Disproportionality and Electoral Systems - Michael GallagherEffective Number of Parties - Markku Laakso and Rein TaageperaA Measure with Application to West EuropeThe Theoretical Limits of Maximum Distortion - John Loosemore and Victor HanbySome Analytic Expressions for Electoral SystemsMapping the Indices of Seat-Votes Disproportionality and Inter-Election Volatility - Rein Taagepera and Bernard GrofmanVOLUME TWO: DUVERGER′S LAWThe Endogeneity Problem in Electoral Studies - Kenneth BenoitA Critical Re-Examination of Duverger′s Mechanical EffectThe Psychological Impact of Electoral Laws - André Blais and R.K. CartyMeasuring Duverger′s Elusive FactorIt′s Parties That Choose Electoral Systems (or, Duverger′s Laws upside down) - Josep ColomerElectoral Rules and Electoral Co-Ordination - Gary CoxDuverger′s Law and the Size of the Indian Party System - Rekha DiwakarPolitical Parties - Maurice DuvergerTheir Organization and Activity in the Modern StateDuverger′s Law - Maurice DuvergerForty Years LaterThe Political Consequences of Electoral Laws, 1945-85 - Arend LijphartElectoral Institutions, Ethnopolitical Cleavages and Party Systems in Africa′s Emerging Party Systems - Shaheen Mozaffar, James Scarritt and Glen GalaichEthnic Heterogeneity, District Magnitude and the Number of Parties - Peter Ordeshook and Olga ShvetsovaStructure and Behaviour - Steven ReedExtending Duverger′s Law to the Japanese CaseSeat Share Distribution of Parties - Rein Taagepera and Mirjam AllikModels and Empirical PatternsLearning to Make Votes Count - Margit Tavits and Taavi AnnusThe Role of Democratic ExperienceVOLUME THREE: ELECTORAL SYSTEM DESIGN AND REFORMTo Adopt or Not to Adopt Proportional Representation - Andre Blais, Agnieszka Dobrzynska and Indridi IndridasonThe Politics of Institutional ChoiceSetting the Rules of the Game - Carles Boix The Choice of Electoral Systems in Advanced DemocraciesExpert Opinion on Electoral Systems - Shaun Bowler, David Farrell and Philip PettittSo Which Electoral System Is ′Best′?Democratic Electoral Systems around the World, 1946-2000 - Matt GolderA Guide to the Constitutional Structures and Electoral Systems of East, South and Southeast Asia - Allen Hicken and Yuko KasuyaThe Study of the Politics of Electoral Reform in the 1990s - Gideon RahatTheoretical and Methodological LessonsEvaluating Political Reform in Japan - Steven ReedA Mid-Term ReportDemocratization and Electoral Reform in the Asia-Pacific Region - Ben ReillyIs There an ′Asian Model′ of Democracy?Electoral ′Efficiency′ and the Move to Mixed-Member Systems - Matthew ShugartBallot Position Effects - Robert Darcy and Ian McAllisterPreferential Voting and Political Engineering - Ben ReillyA Comparative StudyElectoral Laws as Political Consequences - Kenneth BenoitExplaining the Origins and Change of Electoral InstitutionsVOLUME FOUR: GEOGRAPHY AND INTRA-PARTY TRENDSPART ONE: ELECTORAL SYSTEMS AND GEOGRAPHYElectoral Systems and Unimagined Consequences - Burt Monroe and Amanda RosePartisan Effects of Districted Proportional RepresentationThe Value of a Vote - David Samuels and Richard SnyderMalapportionment in Comparative PerspectiveGeographical Representation under Proportional Representation - Michael Latner and Anthony McGannThe Cases of Israel and The NetherlandsThe Components of Elections - Scott Morgenstern and Richard PotthoffDistrict Heterogeneity, District-Time Effects and VolatilityElectoral Institutions, Hometowns and Favored Minorities - Shigeo HiranoEvidence from Japanese Electoral ReformsPART TWO: THE INTRA-PARTY DIMENSIONLegislator Shirking and Voter Monitoring - Shaun Bowler and David FarrellImpacts of European Parliament Electoral Systems upon Legislator-Voter RelationshipsCompeting Principals, Political Institutions and Party Unity in Legislative Voting - John CareyIncentives to Cultivate a Personal Vote - John Carey and Matthew ShugartComparisons among Electoral Systems - Bernard GrofmanDistinguishing between Localism and Candidate-Centered PoliticsLooking for Locals - Matthew Shugart, Melody Valdini and Kati SuominenVoter Information Demands and Personal Vote-Earning Attributes of Legislators under Proportional RepresentationElectoral Systems, Contextual Factors and Women′s Opportunity for Election in 23 Democracies - Wilma RuleVOLUME FIVE: ELECTORAL SYSTEMS AND GOVERNMENT PERFORMANCEPolitical Institutions and Satisfaction with Democracy - Christopher Anderson and Christine Guillory A Cross-National Analysis of Consensus and Majoritarian SystemsA Comparative Theory of Electoral Incentives - Kathlenn Bawn and Michael ThiesRepresenting the Unorganized under PR, Plurality and Mixed-Member Electoral Systems Voter Satisfaction and Electoral Systems - David Farrell and Ian McAllisterDoes Preferential Voting in Candidate-Centred Systems Make a Difference?Democracies - Arend LijphartForms, Performance and Constitutional EngineeringCongruence between Citizens and Policy Makers in Two Visions of Liberal Democracy - John Huber and G. Bingham Powell Jr.Ballots not Bullets - Pippa NorrisTesting Consociational Theories of Ethnic Conflict, Electoral Systems and DemocratizationElectoral Institutions, Cleavage Structures and the Number of Parties - Octavio Neto and Gary CoxDoes Proportional Representation Foster Voter Turnout - André Blais and R. Kenneth Carty Electoral Systems, District Magnitude and Corruption - Eric Chang and Miriam GoldenExecutive Authority, the Personal Vote and Budget Discipline in Latin American and Caribbean Countries - Mark Hallerberg and Patrik MarierElectoral Rules and Constitutional Structures as Constraints on Corruption - Jana Kunicová and Susan Rose-AckermanVote-Seeking Incentives and Legislative Representation in Six Presidential Democracies - Brian Crisp et alVOLUME SIX: PARTICULAR ELECTORAL SYSTEMSElectoral Strategy under Open-List Proportional Representation - Barry AmesMaking Candidates Count - André Blais and Indridi IndridasonThe Logic of Electoral Alliances in Two-Round Legislative ElectionsA Quadruple Whammy for First-Past-the-Post - Adrian BlauSingle-Member District Electoral Systems and Democratic Transition - Sarah BirchDesigning Electoral Institutions - David Farrell, Malcolm Mackerras and Ian McAllisterVarieties of STV SystemsGoing It Alone? Strategic Entry under Mixed Electoral Rules - Federico Ferrara and Erik HerronContamination Effects and the Number of Parties in Mixed-Superposition Electoral Systems - Erik Herron and Misa NishikawaDoes the Alternative Vote Foster Moderation in Ethnically Divided Societies? The Case of Fiji - Jon Fraenkel and Bernard GrofmanThe Importance of Electoral Rules - Ignacio Lago and Ferran MartínezComparing the Number of Parties in Spain′s Lower and Upper HousesMixed Electoral Systems and Electoral System Effects - Robert Moser and Ethan ScheinerControlled Comparison and Cross-National Analysis′Mixed Electoral Rules′ Impact on Party Systems - Misa Nishikawa and Erik HerronElectoral Incentives in Mixed-Member Systems - R. Pekkanen, B. Nyblade and E.S. KrausParty, Posts and Zombie Politicians in JapanMixed-Member Electoral Systems - Matthew Shugart and Martin WattenbergThe Best of Both Worlds?