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Los Angeles ; London ; New Delhi ; Singapore ; Washington DC ; Melbourne : SAGE Reference, [2017]

2 svazky (xxviii, xxviii, 1045 stran) : ilustrace ; 26 cm

ISBN 978-1-4739-1315-8 (vázáno)

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Contents // List of Figures 1X // List of Tables xi // Notes on the Editors and Contributors xiii // VOLUME 1 // 1 Introduction 1 // Kai Arzheimer, Jocelyn Evans and Michael S. Lewis-Beck // PART I INSTITUTIONAL APPROACHES 7 // 2 Institutions and Voter Choice: Who Chooses, What Do // They Choose Over, and How Do They Choose 9 // Shaun Bowler // 3 Party Systems and Voter Alignments 30 // Asa von Schoultz (née Bengtsson) // 4 The Study of Less Important Elections 56 // Hermann Schmitt and Eftichia Teperoglou // 5 Clarity of Responsibility and Vote Choice 80 // Thiago Silva and Guy D. Whitten // 6 Voting in New(er) Democracies 92 // Lenka Bustikova and Elizabeth J. Zechmeister // PART II SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACHES 135 // 7 Age and Voting 137 // Ruth Dassonneville // 8 Gender and Voting 159 // Rosie Campbell // 9 Social Class and Voting 177 // Geoffrey Evans // 10 Religion 199 // Martin Elff and Sigrid Roßteutscher // vi // THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF ELECTORAL BEHAVIOUR // 11 Race, Ethnicity and Elections: From Recognizable // Patterns to Generalized Theories 220 // Maria Sobolewska // 12 Social Networks and Voter Mobilization 241 // Marc Hooghe // PART III PARTISANSHIP 263 // 13 The Evolving Role of Partisanship 265 // Elias Dinas // 14 Party Identification: Meaning and Measurement 287 // Donald P Green and Susanne Baltes // 15 Cognitive Mobilization 313 // Todd Donovan // PART IV VOTER DECISION-MAKING 337 // 16 Strategic Voting 339 // Thomas Gschwend and Michael F Meffert // 17 Integrating

Genetics into the Study of Electoral Behavior 367 // Carisa L Bergner and Peter K. Hatemi // 18 Emotions and Voting 406 // David P Redlawsk and Douglas R. Pierce // 19 Referendums 433 // Alan Renwick // 20 Turnout 459 // Hanna Wass and André Blais // VOLUME 2 // PART V ISSUES AND ATTITUDES 489 // 21 Ideology and Core Values 491 // Robert N. Lupton, Adam M. Enders, and William G. Jacoby // 22 Issue Ownership: An Ambiguous Concept 521 // Wouter van der Brug // CONTENTS // vii // 23 Valence 538 // Jane Green and Will Jennings // 24 Value Cleavages 561 // Romain Lachat // 25 The VP-Function: A Review 584 // Mary Stegmaier, Michael S. Lewis-Beck and // Beomseob Park // 26 The Economic Vote: Ordinary vs. // Extraordinary Times 606 // Michael S. Lewis-Beck and Marina Costa Lobo // PART VI CANDIDATES AND CAMPAIGNS 631 // 27 Voter Evaluation of Candidates and Party Leaders 633 // Diego Garzia // 28 Candidate Location and Vote Choice 654 // Jocelyn Evans // 29 The Personal Vote 668 // Thomas Zittel // 30 Candidate Attractiveness 688 // Markus Klein and Ulrich Rosar // 31 Campaign Effects 709 // Richard Johnston // 32 Economic Voting in a New Media Environment: // Preliminary Evidence and Implications 733 // Diana C. Mutz and Eunji Kim // 33 Campaign Spending 759 // Zachary Albert and Raymond La Raja // PART VII POLLING AND FORECASTING 785 // 34 Polls and Votes 787 // Robert Fordy Christopher Wlezien, Mark Pickup and // Will Jennings // vili THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF ELECTORAL BEHAVIOUR // 35

Econometric Approaches to Forecasting 813 // Éric Bélanger and David Trotter // 36 Wisdom of Crowds 835 // Andreas Murr // ?1 Political Markets 861 // Andreas Graefe // 38 Social Media and Elections: A Meta-analysis of // Online-based Electoral Forecasts 883 // Andrea Ceron, Luigi Curini and Stefano M. lacus // PART VIII METHODS 905 // 39 Experiments 907 // Robert Johns // 40 Multi-level Modelling of Voting Behaviour 934 // Marcel Lubbers and Take Sipma // 41 Cross-national Data Sources: Opportunities and Challenges 952 // Catherine de Vries // 42 Psephology and Technology, or: The Rise and // Rise of the Script-Kiddie 972 // Kai Arzheimer // 43 Conclusion 996 // Marianne Stewart // Index // 1005

(OCoLC)960238605