Predicting Party Sizes
The Logic of Simple Electoral Systems
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- Kiadó OUP Oxford
- Megjelenés dátuma 2007. augusztus 23.
- ISBN 9780199287741
- Kötéstípus Keménykötés
- Terjedelem336 oldal
- Méret 242x164x24 mm
- Súly 655 g
- Nyelv angol
- Illusztrációk numerous tables and figures 0
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Rövid leírás:
Predicting Party Sizes connects party systems and government duration to electoral systems. This book provides an overview of electoral systems, worldwide, and supplies evidence for models that tie simple electoral systems to the number and sizes of parties and government duration.
TöbbHosszú leírás:
For a given electoral system, what average number and sizes of parties and government duration can we expect? Predicting Party Sizes is the first book to make specific predictions that agree with world averages. The basic factors are the numbers of seats in the assembly and in the average electoral district. While previous models tell us only the direction in which to change the electoral system, the present ones also tell us by how much they must be changed so as to obtain the desired change in average number of parties and cabinet duration. Hence, combined with known particularities of a country, they can be used for informed institutional design.
The book is useful to three types of readers: political science students learning the basics of electoral systems and their political consequences; practitioners of politics who consider changing the electoral laws; and researchers intent on connecting electoral and party systems. The book is structured accordingly. Chapters start with advice and recipes for practicing politicians, in non-technical language. The main text gives students an overview of electoral systems, worldwide, and supplies evidence for models that tie simple electoral systems (First-Past-The-Post and List Proportional Representation) to the number and sizes of parties and government duration. Chapter appendices present derivations of these models and other more technical issues of interest to researchers.
Tartalomjegyzék:
How Electoral Systems Matter
Part I. Rules and Tools
The Origins and Components of Electoral Systems
Electoral Systems -- Simple and Complex
The Number and Balance of Parties
Deviation from Proportional Deviation, and Proportionality Profiles
Openness to Small Parties: The Micro-Mega Rule and the Seat Product
Part II. The Duvergerian Macro-Agenda: How Simple Electoral Systems Affect Party Sizes and Politics
The Duvergerian Agenda
The Number of Seat-Winning Parties and the Largest Seat Share
The Seat Shares of All Parties, and the Effective Number of Parties
The Mean Duration of Cabinets
How to Simplify Complex Electoral Systems
Size and Politics
The Law of Minority Attrition
The Institutional Impact on Votes and Deviation from PR
Part III. Implications and Broader Agenda
Thresholds of Representation and the Number of Pertinent Electoral Parties
Seat Allocation in Federal Second Chambers and the Assemblies of the European Union
What Can We Expect From Electoral Laws?
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