The Group Effect: Perceptions of Social Stratification and Electoral Behaviour in Advanced Industrial Democracies In contrast to much contemporary election scholarship, the project focuses on the deeper causes of voting. - Contrast effect - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The Group Effect: Perceptions of Social Stratification and Electoral Behaviour in Advanced Industrial Democracies In contrast to much contemporary election scholarship, the project focuses on the deeper causes of voting. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-04-07 08:47:21 Open Document File Size: 90,48 KB Share Result on Facebook City Linville / / Country United Kingdom / United States / Denmark / / IndustryTerm social cleavage-based party systems / proportional electoral systems / conscious mental processing / / Organization Swedish Conservative party / Moderaterna / / Person Mitt Romney / Beck-Gersheim / Kelley / Evans / / Position presidential candidate / Butler / representative / skilled worker / / Product Franklin / / URL http / SocialTag Knowledge Psephology Public choice theory Social choice theory Voting system Independent Identity Electronic voting Social psychology Sociology

The Group Effect: Perceptions of Social Stratification and Electoral Behaviour in Advanced Industrial Democracies In contrast to much contemporary election scholarship, the project focuses on the deeper causes of voting.Add to Reading List