Neither Proximity nor Directionality: A Subjective Approach to Issue Voting
Spatial theories of voting have provided one of the leading frameworks for the analysis of electoral competition and electoral behavior. Spatial theories assume that : (1) voters and parties have policy preferences, (2) these preferences can be represented by points in the policy space and (3) voter...
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2005
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