Conversion, acquiescence, or delusion: The contingent nature of the party-voter connection
L Ray - Political Behavior, 1999 - Springer
Normative theories of representative government posit congruence of opinion between the
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
Conversion, Acquiescence, or Delusion: The Contingent Nature of the Party-Voter Connection.
L Ray - Political Behavior, 1999 - search.ebscohost.com
Normative theories of representative government posit congruence of opinion between the
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
Conversion, Acquiescence, or Delusion: The Contingent Nature of the Party-Voter Connection
L Ray - Political Behavior, 1999 - infona.pl
Normative theories of representative government posit congruence of opinion between the
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
Conversion, Acquiescence, or Delusion: The Contingent Nature of the Party-Voter Connection
L Ray - Political Behavior, 1999 - elibrary.ru
Normative theories of representative government posit congruence of opinion between the
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
Conversion, Acquiescence, or Delusion: The Contingent Nature of the Party-Voter Connection
L Ray - Political Behavior, 1999 - search.proquest.com
Normative theories of representative government posit congruence of opinion between the
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
Conversion, Acquiescence, or Delusion: The Contingent Nature of the Party-Voter Connection
L Ray - Political Behavior, 1999 - JSTOR
Normative theories of representative government posit congruence of opinion between the
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
[PDF][PDF] CONVERSION, ACQUIESCENCE, OR DELUSION: The Contingent Nature of the Party-Voter Connection
L Ray - Political Behavior, 1999 - academia.edu
Normative theories of representative government posit congruence of opinion between the
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
Conversion, Acquiescence, or Delusion: The Contingent Nature of the Party-Voter Connection.
L Ray - Political Behavior, 1999 - search.ebscohost.com
Normative theories of representative government posit congruence of opinion between the
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
Conversion, Acquiescence, or Delusion: The Contingent Nature of the Party-Voter Connection
L Ray - Political Behavior, 1999 - infona.pl
Normative theories of representative government posit congruence of opinion between the
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …
electorate and their representatives. However, not all political issues are equally salient, and …