Issues, the spatial theory of voting, and British general elections: A comparison of proximity and directional models
S Cho, JW Endersby - Public Choice, 2003 - Springer
Competing spatial models of voter choiceare compared in the context ofparliamentary
representatives selectedthrough single-member district, pluralityelections where party …
representatives selectedthrough single-member district, pluralityelections where party …
Issues, the Spatial Theory of Voting, and British General Elections: A Comparison of Proximity and Directional Models
S Cho, JW Endersby - Public Choice, 2003 - infona.pl
Competing spatial models of voter choiceare compared in the context ofparliamentary
representatives selectedthrough single-member district, pluralityelections where party …
representatives selectedthrough single-member district, pluralityelections where party …
Issues, the Spatial Theory of Voting, and British General Elections: A Comparison of Proximity and Directional Models
S Cho, JW Endersby - Public Choice, 2003 - ideas.repec.org
Competing spatial models of voter choice are compared in the context of parliamentary
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …
Issues, the Spatial Theory of Voting, and British General Elections: A Comparison of Proximity and Directional Models
S Cho, JW Endersby - Public Choice, 2003 - elibrary.ru
Competing spatial models of voter choice are compared in the context of parliamentary
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …
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S CHO, JW ENDERSBY - Public Choice, 2003 - academia.edu
Competing spatial models of voter choice are compared in the context of parliamentary
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …
Issues, the Spatial Theory of Voting, and British General Elections: A Comparison of Proximity and Directional Models
S Cho, JW Endersby - Public Choice, 2003 - JSTOR
Competing spatial models of voter choice are compared in the context of parliamentary
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …
Issues, the Spatial Theory of Voting, and British General Elections: A Comparison of Proximity and Directional Models
S Cho, JW Endersby - Public Choice, 2003 - econpapers.repec.org
Competing spatial models of voter choice are compared in the context of parliamentary
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …
Issues, the spatial theory of voting, and British general elections: A comparison of proximity and directional models.
S Cho, JW Endersby - Public Choice, 2003 - search.ebscohost.com
Issues, the Spatial Theory of Voting, and British General Elections: A Comparison of Proximity
and Directional Models Page 1 Public Choice 114: 275–293, 2003. © 2003 Kluwer Academic …
and Directional Models Page 1 Public Choice 114: 275–293, 2003. © 2003 Kluwer Academic …
Issues, the spatial theory of voting, and British general elections: A comparison of proximity and directional models
S CHO, JW ENDERSBY - Public Choice, 2003 - academia.edu
Competing spatial models of voter choice are compared in the context of parliamentary
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …
representatives selected through single-member district, plurality elections where party …