Add to ORKGtag=1 data=Proportional representation in the Australian Senate: recovering the rationale, by John Uhr tag=2 data=Uhr, John tag=3 data=Australian Journal of Political Science, tag=4 data=30 tag=6 data=Special Issue 1995 tag=7 data=127-141. tag=8 data=VOTING SYSTEMS%PARLIAMENT-FEDERAL tag=10 data=Why does the Australian Senate persist with an electoral system of proportional representation, which has demonstrated the potential to entrench minor parties with the power to disrupt the conventions of responsible party government? tag=11 data=1995/1/8 tag=12 data=95/0384 tag=13 data=CABWhy does the Australian Senate persist with an electoral system of proportional representation, which has demonstrated the potential to entrench minor pa...
There is extensive theoretical research that explores the linkages between parties' policy positions...
tag=1 data=Citizen, collegium and republican governance. by John Power tag=2 data=Power, John tag=...
Steffen Ganghof has described the Australian system at both national and state levels as ‘semi-parli...
Replication material: Döring, Holger and Philip Manow (2015) Is Proportional Representation Mo...
Australia is often characterized as “a democratic laboratory,” where a wide variety of electoral sys...
tag=1 data=Keeping the Australian republic. by Harry Evans tag=2 data=Evans, Harry tag=3 data=Poli...
This paper reviews the near-century of Parliamentary development of the Commonwealth electoral syste...
Australia’s ‘hybrid’ executive-legislative relationship, whereby the two chambers of parliament have...
In the 2004 federal election the coalition parties gained a one-seat majority in the Senate, taking ...
Major party affiliated Upper House representatives in the Australian Parliament face two forms of re...
Australia has a proud history of being an international leader in electoral administration, and Aust...
tag=1 data=The committee system of the Legislative Assembly of the Australian Capital Territory. by ...
Scholars of electoral systems (e.g., Duverger 1954; Rae 1967) argue that a combination of electoral ...
tag=1 data=Electing Australia's Senators. tag=3 data=Senate Brief, No. 1. tag=6 data=^d ^mMay ^y...
tag=1 data=Parliamentary committees. A collection of the unfit appointed by the unwilling to perform...
There is extensive theoretical research that explores the linkages between parties' policy positions...
tag=1 data=Citizen, collegium and republican governance. by John Power tag=2 data=Power, John tag=...
Steffen Ganghof has described the Australian system at both national and state levels as ‘semi-parli...
Replication material: Döring, Holger and Philip Manow (2015) Is Proportional Representation Mo...
Australia is often characterized as “a democratic laboratory,” where a wide variety of electoral sys...
tag=1 data=Keeping the Australian republic. by Harry Evans tag=2 data=Evans, Harry tag=3 data=Poli...
This paper reviews the near-century of Parliamentary development of the Commonwealth electoral syste...
Australia’s ‘hybrid’ executive-legislative relationship, whereby the two chambers of parliament have...
In the 2004 federal election the coalition parties gained a one-seat majority in the Senate, taking ...
Major party affiliated Upper House representatives in the Australian Parliament face two forms of re...
Australia has a proud history of being an international leader in electoral administration, and Aust...
tag=1 data=The committee system of the Legislative Assembly of the Australian Capital Territory. by ...
Scholars of electoral systems (e.g., Duverger 1954; Rae 1967) argue that a combination of electoral ...
tag=1 data=Electing Australia's Senators. tag=3 data=Senate Brief, No. 1. tag=6 data=^d ^mMay ^y...
tag=1 data=Parliamentary committees. A collection of the unfit appointed by the unwilling to perform...
There is extensive theoretical research that explores the linkages between parties' policy positions...
tag=1 data=Citizen, collegium and republican governance. by John Power tag=2 data=Power, John tag=...
Steffen Ganghof has described the Australian system at both national and state levels as ‘semi-parli...