As little attention has been given to ideological voting in Quebec, this thesis fills the gap by assessing the extent of ideological voting in the province and by identifying the relevant ideologies in Quebec. Building on a contemporary conception of ideology, three ideological axes are studied: the question nationale, interventionism and outgroups. Through multinomial logistic regression, it is confirmed that both the question nationale and the outgroup ideological axes have individual significant effect on vote choice in Quebec. The introduction of a triple interaction between all ideological axes also results in a more comprehensive portrait of ideological voting in the province. The likelihood of Quebecers voting for some parties is str...
Between reactionaries and radicals a wide gulf exists in terms of political opinions. Within much na...
This paper analyzes some of the key transformations in French electoral politics and political rheto...
This study focuses on the difficulty of right-wing parties to gain support in Quebec after 1960. Two...
La politique québécoise a longtemps été caractérisée par un clivage opposant les fédéraliste...
Il est reconnu que les résultats électoraux au Canada varient grandement selon la région. Afin de t...
Récemment, la nature des débats politiques qui traversent le Québec a connu une évolution significat...
This article analyses the impact of regime voting, i.e. when voters’ preferences for unified or divi...
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This thesis explores the role of nationalism in paradiplomacy, the phenomenon of sub-state entities ...
The purpose of this study is to establish whether or not Open Federalism contributed to the rise in ...
The study of three important geographical sectors of the Nord/Pas-de-Calais region illustrates a few...
Within political science there has been a long standing discussion about the persistent or diminishi...
The 2007 provincial election in Quebec may be considered a milestone in recent Quebec politics. For...
The purpose of this article is to determine a distribution along a political axis of the candidates ...
The results of the 1998 provincial election in Quebec reveal the existence of six distinct "electora...
Between reactionaries and radicals a wide gulf exists in terms of political opinions. Within much na...
This paper analyzes some of the key transformations in French electoral politics and political rheto...
This study focuses on the difficulty of right-wing parties to gain support in Quebec after 1960. Two...
La politique québécoise a longtemps été caractérisée par un clivage opposant les fédéraliste...
Il est reconnu que les résultats électoraux au Canada varient grandement selon la région. Afin de t...
Récemment, la nature des débats politiques qui traversent le Québec a connu une évolution significat...
This article analyses the impact of regime voting, i.e. when voters’ preferences for unified or divi...
© Canadian Political Science Association (l'Association canadienne de science politique) and/et la S...
This thesis explores the role of nationalism in paradiplomacy, the phenomenon of sub-state entities ...
The purpose of this study is to establish whether or not Open Federalism contributed to the rise in ...
The study of three important geographical sectors of the Nord/Pas-de-Calais region illustrates a few...
Within political science there has been a long standing discussion about the persistent or diminishi...
The 2007 provincial election in Quebec may be considered a milestone in recent Quebec politics. For...
The purpose of this article is to determine a distribution along a political axis of the candidates ...
The results of the 1998 provincial election in Quebec reveal the existence of six distinct "electora...
Between reactionaries and radicals a wide gulf exists in terms of political opinions. Within much na...
This paper analyzes some of the key transformations in French electoral politics and political rheto...
This study focuses on the difficulty of right-wing parties to gain support in Quebec after 1960. Two...