In this paper we propose an original model of competition for effective political power between majority and opposition coalitions. The model indicates that the electoral margin of the majority and the fragmentation of both coalitions are key variables that determine their effective political power. We estimate the model in the case of the French départements. Our econometric results support the model and show that the per capita social expenditures in the French départements depend on the effective political power of the majority.Political fragmentation, Local public services, Partisan government
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The paper compares the systems of financing political parties in France, Germany and the UK. The ana...
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International audienceIn this paper we propose an original model of competition for effective politi...
International audienceThis article proposes a game-theoretic setting to explain the fragmentation of...
This article proposes a game theoretical setting to explain the fragmentation of ma-jority and oppos...
International audienceThis paper tests for the impact of political fragmentation on the volatility o...
We present a theoretical model of a parliamentary democracy, where party structures, government coal...
I examine how the structure of the party system, specifically the structure of the opposition, influ...
We present a theoretical model of a parliamentary democracy, where party structures, government coal...
We propose a theory of party competition (two parties, single-issue) where citizens acquire party me...
We analyze the relative importance of party ideology and rents from office in the formation of coali...
The Political Fragmentation : a Survey.The purpose of this paper is to provide a survey on political...
We use regression analysis to estimate the effect that campaign money had on the votes of challenger...
This article develops a model of parties in multi-party systems. Instead of treating parties as vote...
The paper compares the systems of financing political parties in France, Germany and the UK. The ana...
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