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A Theory Of Parties And Electoral Systems 1st Edition Richard S Katz

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A Theory Of Parties And Electoral Systems 1st Edition Richard S Katz
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Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 14.41 MB
Pages: 168
Author: Richard S. Katz
ISBN: 9780801887598, 0801887593
Language: English
Year: 2007
Edition: 1

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A Theory Of Parties And Electoral Systems 1st Edition Richard S Katz by Richard S. Katz 9780801887598, 0801887593 instant download after payment.

Political parties and elections are the mainsprings of modern democracy. In this classic volume, Richard S. Katz explores the problem of how a given electoral system affects the role of political parties and the way in which party members are elected. He develops and tests a theory of the differences in the cohesion, ideological behavior, and issue orientation of Western parliamentary parties on the basis of the electoral systems under which they compete. A standard in the field of political theory and thought, The Theory of Parties and the Electoral System contributes to a better understanding of parliamentary party structures and demonstrates the wide utility of the rationalistic approach for explaining behavior derived from the self-interest of political actors.

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