This article deals with the problematic of relationship between electoral and party systems. Its based on theory of Maurice Duverger and Giovanni Sartori, but it takes the influence of electoral systems from microscopic view rather than from macroscopic view. It shows three different electoral systems – plurality, two round plurality and proportional representation, in three different countries – Germany, Great Britain and France, and influence of electoral systems to the party system, especially to small and new parties. It works with the theory of barriers, that parties has to overcome to become relevant – barrier to legislature and barrier to executive
Attempts to predict the number of political parties emerging in democracies have usually been based ...
In this paper we study a coordination dilemma that appears in democracies where the Upper and Lower ...
Although Duverger is traditionally seen as synonymous with the institutionalist approach to party sy...
This article deals with the problematic of relationship between electoral and party systems. Its bas...
The purpose of this article is to relocate Duverger’s Laws within the debate about\ud the effects of...
Since its first publication in 1951, Duverger's Political Parties has influenced an entire branch of...
This article presents, discusses and tests the hypothesis that it is the number of parties what can ...
Maurice Duverger is arguably the most distinguished French political scientist of the last century, ...
This article presents, discusses and tests the hypothesis that it is the number of parties that can ...
The article deals with the potential impact of the electoral system on the party system. The general...
This chapter focuses on electoral systems and institutional design in new democracies. It first comp...
The author begins the article by calling attention to Duverger’s methodological principles, which he...
This article tests Duverger's law through an analysis of the Hungarian parliamentary elections of 20...
Attempts to predict the number of political parties emerging in democracies have usually been based ...
Studies of electoral law consequences typically treat electoral laws as exogenous factors affecting ...
Attempts to predict the number of political parties emerging in democracies have usually been based ...
In this paper we study a coordination dilemma that appears in democracies where the Upper and Lower ...
Although Duverger is traditionally seen as synonymous with the institutionalist approach to party sy...
This article deals with the problematic of relationship between electoral and party systems. Its bas...
The purpose of this article is to relocate Duverger’s Laws within the debate about\ud the effects of...
Since its first publication in 1951, Duverger's Political Parties has influenced an entire branch of...
This article presents, discusses and tests the hypothesis that it is the number of parties what can ...
Maurice Duverger is arguably the most distinguished French political scientist of the last century, ...
This article presents, discusses and tests the hypothesis that it is the number of parties that can ...
The article deals with the potential impact of the electoral system on the party system. The general...
This chapter focuses on electoral systems and institutional design in new democracies. It first comp...
The author begins the article by calling attention to Duverger’s methodological principles, which he...
This article tests Duverger's law through an analysis of the Hungarian parliamentary elections of 20...
Attempts to predict the number of political parties emerging in democracies have usually been based ...
Studies of electoral law consequences typically treat electoral laws as exogenous factors affecting ...
Attempts to predict the number of political parties emerging in democracies have usually been based ...
In this paper we study a coordination dilemma that appears in democracies where the Upper and Lower ...
Although Duverger is traditionally seen as synonymous with the institutionalist approach to party sy...