Add to ORKGThe entire thesis text is included in the research.pdf file; the official abstract appears in the sh...
Economic models of politics usually assume that all politicians maximize their narrow self-interest,...
It is common to think of presidential elections as long campaigns waged by two warring powers, each ...
News release announces experts available for interview regarding the 1984 presidential election
This article explores an agency model in which voters learn about both an incumbent and an opponent....
© 2003 Cambridge University PressAttitudes towards the political system have often been assumed to b...
Elections remain both the most visible and controversial measure of democratization and democracy pr...
About the book: The Presidentialization of Politics shows that the politics of democratic societies...
Election coverage is often assumed to be different to everyday political coverage. We argue that thi...
Representative democracy proposes to give “power to the people” by allowing the electorate to choos...
Presidential elections have been a staple of American democracy from the beginning of this country....
There is very little research about the relative influence of campaign communication forms or venues...
Media critics blame contemporary news for increasing levels of apathy and ignorance among the electo...
This paper examines the role of the media in modern elections. In particular, the media industry is ...
A necessary condition for democracy is the ability for citizens to be heard. The way by which this i...
The entire thesis text is included in the research.pdf file; the official abstract appears in the sh...
Economic models of politics usually assume that all politicians maximize their narrow self-interest,...
It is common to think of presidential elections as long campaigns waged by two warring powers, each ...
News release announces experts available for interview regarding the 1984 presidential election
This article explores an agency model in which voters learn about both an incumbent and an opponent....
© 2003 Cambridge University PressAttitudes towards the political system have often been assumed to b...
Elections remain both the most visible and controversial measure of democratization and democracy pr...
About the book: The Presidentialization of Politics shows that the politics of democratic societies...
Election coverage is often assumed to be different to everyday political coverage. We argue that thi...
Representative democracy proposes to give “power to the people” by allowing the electorate to choos...
Presidential elections have been a staple of American democracy from the beginning of this country....
There is very little research about the relative influence of campaign communication forms or venues...
Media critics blame contemporary news for increasing levels of apathy and ignorance among the electo...
This paper examines the role of the media in modern elections. In particular, the media industry is ...
A necessary condition for democracy is the ability for citizens to be heard. The way by which this i...
The entire thesis text is included in the research.pdf file; the official abstract appears in the sh...
Economic models of politics usually assume that all politicians maximize their narrow self-interest,...
It is common to think of presidential elections as long campaigns waged by two warring powers, each ...