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Multiparty electoral competition in the Netherlands and Germany: A model based on multinomial probie Euro-barometer survey data and European elite-study data from 1979 for the Netherlands and Germany to construct a stochastic model of voter response, based on multinomial probit estimation. For each of these countries, we estimate a pure spatial electoral voting model and a joint spatial model. Th

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The dynamics of interest group evaluations of Congress, group and the members of Congress are assumed to be monotonic with the ratings. Our pooled cross-sectional time-series data set consists of 203,387 ratings by 59 interest groups. We restrict the spatial coordinates of the interest groups and members of Congress to be polynomial functions of time. T

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British parties and spatial competition: Dimensions of party evaluation in the 1992 election,d issue preferences also enter into voter perceptions of British political parties and leadership. Using data from the 1992 British Election Study, the paper analyzes the factors that contribute to individual voters’ perceptions of the Conservative and Labour parties. The 1992 election saw the major

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,The “revival of communism” or the effect of institutions?: The 1993 Polish parliamentary elections,some electoral victories of post-communists look puzzling when contrasted with a small size of a shift in voters’ preferences that has led to them. Such is the case of the 1993 Polish parliamentary elections. Using partition-function form games and results of simulated elections, we estimate the imp