In this paper, we update and expand the measure of voter ideology we originally proposed in this journal in 1998. Our new measure combines party manifesto data most recently updated by Budge, et al (2001), with election return data. Assuming the comparability and relevance of left-right ideology, we estimate the median voter position in 25 Western democracies throughout most of the postwar period. With this measure we are able to make cross-national comparisons of voter ideology among these countries as well as cross-time comparisons within individual countries
This article presents a new method for estimating positions of political parties across country- and...
Political science has shown increasing interest in cross-country differences in the extent of struct...
AbstractThe article aims to explore whether the accuracy of voters' perceptions of party ideology ar...
In this paper, we expand and update the Kim-Fording (1998, 2001b, 2002) measures of party, voter, an...
This research note presents a median voter data set that allows for comparison across time and acros...
We propose a novel measure of voter ideology and study the (socio-economic) determinants of politica...
In this paper, we propose a continuous measure of government partisanship, which allows meaningful c...
The current study examines the contribution of left–right (or liberal–conservative) ideology to voti...
We investigate trends and cross-national variation in the impact of class, religious, and gender cle...
This article presents a new method for estimating positions of political parties across country- and...
Contains fulltext : 112060_a.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access) ...
Measures of the Median Voter Ideology, the Median Constituency Ideology (the supporters of the curre...
This paper examines the effects of party system features and election rules on substantive represent...
Studies that explain the class voting have often focused on "bottom-up" social factors, but paid lit...
none1noThis article investigates voters’ preferences for party families in Western European countrie...
This article presents a new method for estimating positions of political parties across country- and...
Political science has shown increasing interest in cross-country differences in the extent of struct...
AbstractThe article aims to explore whether the accuracy of voters' perceptions of party ideology ar...
In this paper, we expand and update the Kim-Fording (1998, 2001b, 2002) measures of party, voter, an...
This research note presents a median voter data set that allows for comparison across time and acros...
We propose a novel measure of voter ideology and study the (socio-economic) determinants of politica...
In this paper, we propose a continuous measure of government partisanship, which allows meaningful c...
The current study examines the contribution of left–right (or liberal–conservative) ideology to voti...
We investigate trends and cross-national variation in the impact of class, religious, and gender cle...
This article presents a new method for estimating positions of political parties across country- and...
Contains fulltext : 112060_a.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access) ...
Measures of the Median Voter Ideology, the Median Constituency Ideology (the supporters of the curre...
This paper examines the effects of party system features and election rules on substantive represent...
Studies that explain the class voting have often focused on "bottom-up" social factors, but paid lit...
none1noThis article investigates voters’ preferences for party families in Western European countrie...
This article presents a new method for estimating positions of political parties across country- and...
Political science has shown increasing interest in cross-country differences in the extent of struct...
AbstractThe article aims to explore whether the accuracy of voters' perceptions of party ideology ar...