This paper studies the equilibria of a one-dimensional spatial model in which three candidates seek to maximize their probabilities of winning, are uncertain about the voters ' preferences, and may move whenever they wish. In the presence of enough uncertainty there is an equilibrium in which two candidates enter simultaneously at distinct positions in the rst period and either the third candidate does not enter or enters between the rst two in the second period
We study a model of political competition between two candidates with two orthogonal issues, where c...
We introduce a framework of electoral competition in which voters have general preferences over cand...
This paper uses the Hotelling-Downs spatial model of electoral competition between candidates to exp...
This paper studies the equilibria of a one-dimensional spatial model in which three candidates seek ...
This paper examines spatial equilibrium in political competition when established parties choose the...
I first show that if there are more than two potential candidates in the Hotelling– Downs model of t...
I first show that if there are more than two potential candidates in the Hotel-ling-Downs model of t...
This paper analyzes a spatial model of political competition in which a politician is responsible fo...
This paper offers graphic illustration of so-called “valence” models of candidates responding to the...
This paper introduces our project to model candidate positions where the following conditions hold: ...
We use Hotelling’s spatial model of competition to investigate the position-taking behaviour of poli...
This paper analyzes a spatial model of political competition between two policy- motivated parties i...
Two incumbent parties choose their platforms in a unidimensional policy space while facing a credibl...
This paper analyzes a spatial model of political competition in which a politician is responsible fo...
A well-known result in spatial voting theory is that, for a one-dimensional issue space and under ce...
We study a model of political competition between two candidates with two orthogonal issues, where c...
We introduce a framework of electoral competition in which voters have general preferences over cand...
This paper uses the Hotelling-Downs spatial model of electoral competition between candidates to exp...
This paper studies the equilibria of a one-dimensional spatial model in which three candidates seek ...
This paper examines spatial equilibrium in political competition when established parties choose the...
I first show that if there are more than two potential candidates in the Hotelling– Downs model of t...
I first show that if there are more than two potential candidates in the Hotel-ling-Downs model of t...
This paper analyzes a spatial model of political competition in which a politician is responsible fo...
This paper offers graphic illustration of so-called “valence” models of candidates responding to the...
This paper introduces our project to model candidate positions where the following conditions hold: ...
We use Hotelling’s spatial model of competition to investigate the position-taking behaviour of poli...
This paper analyzes a spatial model of political competition between two policy- motivated parties i...
Two incumbent parties choose their platforms in a unidimensional policy space while facing a credibl...
This paper analyzes a spatial model of political competition in which a politician is responsible fo...
A well-known result in spatial voting theory is that, for a one-dimensional issue space and under ce...
We study a model of political competition between two candidates with two orthogonal issues, where c...
We introduce a framework of electoral competition in which voters have general preferences over cand...
This paper uses the Hotelling-Downs spatial model of electoral competition between candidates to exp...