Spatial models of candidate competition and the 1988 French presidential election: Are presidential candidates vote‐maximizers?
Existing applications of spatial modeling to historical elections suggest that parties rarely
maximize votes. This complicates the analyst's task because explanations of party behavior …
maximize votes. This complicates the analyst's task because explanations of party behavior …
Spatial Models of Candidate Competition and the 1988 French Presidential Election: Are Presidential Candidates Vote-Maximizers?
J Adams, S Merrill III - The Journal of Politics, 2000 - journals.uchicago.edu
Existing applications of spatial modeling to historical elections suggest that parties rarely
maximize votes. This complicates the analyst's task because explanations of party behavior …
maximize votes. This complicates the analyst's task because explanations of party behavior …
Spatial Models of Candidate Competition and the 1988 French Presidential Election: Are Presidential Candidates Vote-Maximizers?
J Adams, III Merrill - Journal of Politics, 2000 - elibrary.ru
Evaluates hypotheses related to candidate-centered elections in the context of the 1988
French presidential election. Three hypotheses on candidate motivations in multiparty …
French presidential election. Three hypotheses on candidate motivations in multiparty …
Spatial Models of Candidate Competition and the 1988 French Presidential Election: Are Presidential Candidates Vote-Maximizers?
J Adams, S Merrill III - Journal of Politics, 2000 - JSTOR
Existing applications of spatial modeling to historical elections suggest that parties rarely
maximize votes. This complicates the analyst's task because explanations of party behavior …
maximize votes. This complicates the analyst's task because explanations of party behavior …