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The Rationality of Political Protest

Karl‐Dieter Opp · Peter Edwin Hartmann · Petra Hartmann

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Electoral Systems and Political Participation Political Theory and Democracy Political Conflict and Governance

Abstract

The authors systematically apply rational choice theory in order to suggest hypotheses about political protest. They test these hypotheses by means of surveys and compare their rational choice hypotheses with competing hypotheses.

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