Largely due to the theoretical weight given to the role of economic crisis, the existing literature on presidential approval in Peru offers a variety of competing explanations about the factors that account for presidential support. These competing explanations share one bond: they emphasize the absence of traditional economic voting. We argue here that the diversity of interpretations and empirical findings stem from the high degree of volatility experienced by economic indicators, and the failure of existing research to account for the time-dependent variance of presidential popularity. We analyze the impact of eco-nomic performance and key political events on the determination of presidential approval in Peru for the period 1985-2008 usi...
This article strengthens and extends economic theories of presidential approval, assesses accounta-b...
This paper analyzes the extent to which economic policy uncertainty affects presidential approval in...
This study addresses the relative strength of economic and non-economic explanations of electoral ou...
Largely due to the theoretical weight given to the role of economic crisis, the existing literature ...
Largely due to the theoretical weight given to the role of economic crisis, the existing literature ...
Largely due to the theoretical weight given to the role of economic crisis, the existing literature ...
Abstract: Largely due to the theoretical weight given to the role of economic crisis, the existing l...
Peru not only is a presidentialist country, but also is a democracy without parties and a state with...
Scholars of economic voting seem to agree that political support for incumbent leaders varies direct...
This paper analyzes the extent to which economic policy uncertainty affects presidential approval in...
The economic vote is one of the most accepted theories of political science. Studies on the subject ...
[EN] We analyze presidential approval ratings in Costa Rica from 1980 to 2016, seeking to explain ty...
This article strengthens and extends economic theories of presidential approval, assesses accounta-b...
What characterizes the dynamics of presidential popularity? Research based on the United States of A...
This paper assesses how electoral outcomes in both presidential and legislative elections in Latin A...
This article strengthens and extends economic theories of presidential approval, assesses accounta-b...
This paper analyzes the extent to which economic policy uncertainty affects presidential approval in...
This study addresses the relative strength of economic and non-economic explanations of electoral ou...
Largely due to the theoretical weight given to the role of economic crisis, the existing literature ...
Largely due to the theoretical weight given to the role of economic crisis, the existing literature ...
Largely due to the theoretical weight given to the role of economic crisis, the existing literature ...
Abstract: Largely due to the theoretical weight given to the role of economic crisis, the existing l...
Peru not only is a presidentialist country, but also is a democracy without parties and a state with...
Scholars of economic voting seem to agree that political support for incumbent leaders varies direct...
This paper analyzes the extent to which economic policy uncertainty affects presidential approval in...
The economic vote is one of the most accepted theories of political science. Studies on the subject ...
[EN] We analyze presidential approval ratings in Costa Rica from 1980 to 2016, seeking to explain ty...
This article strengthens and extends economic theories of presidential approval, assesses accounta-b...
What characterizes the dynamics of presidential popularity? Research based on the United States of A...
This paper assesses how electoral outcomes in both presidential and legislative elections in Latin A...
This article strengthens and extends economic theories of presidential approval, assesses accounta-b...
This paper analyzes the extent to which economic policy uncertainty affects presidential approval in...
This study addresses the relative strength of economic and non-economic explanations of electoral ou...