This paper assesses the extent to which party systems are nationalized in four federations.
In doing so, the research addresses two questions. First, is dual accountability operational …

National-level elections receive more attention from scholars and the media than elections
at other levels, even though in many European countries the importance of both regional …

Are federal incumbents punished for national and/or provincial economic performance, and
are provincial incumbents held accountable for the state of the provincial and/or national …

Scholars have focused on the relationship between income inequality and voter turnout
cross-nationally and within the United States. However, rising inequality and declining …

Lokalizm, jako międzynarodowy nurt intelektualno-organizacyjny, jest trwale i
wieloaspektowo obecny zarówno w teorii, jak iw sferze realnej. Od półwiecza następuje …

Regional differences in opinions and behaviour generate theoretical, conceptual and
methodological questions for political scientists. From the standpoint of social science …

This review surveys the literature on vote choice in Canada. It highlights key findings
regarding a variety of factors that influence Canadians' vote choice, while also suggesting …

This dissertation unfolds subnational political phenomena by engaging questions about
redistributive politics and territorial power-building. How do state governors in federal …

Whether it is a reflection of the romantic ideals of their youth, or the impact of the European
experience with class-based voting (see Lawrence LeDuc's chapter in this volume) …

In this article, we argue that the extent to which Canadian federal incumbents are punished
for past economic deterioration is contingent upon the political party forming government …