Handbook of Electoral System Choice

Josep M. Colomer

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Foreword B.Grofman INTRODUCTION The Strategy and History of Electoral System Choice J.M.Colomer THE AMERICAS The Americas: General Overview J.M.Colomer Argentina: Compromising on a Qualified-Plurality System G.L.Negretto Brazil: Democratizing with Majority-Runoff J.M.Nicolau Costa Rica: Modifying Majoritarianism with 40 Percent Threshold F.Lehoucq Mexico: Designing Electoral Rules by a Dominant Party A.Diaz-Cayeros & B.Magaloni United States: The Past: Moving from Diversity to Unified Single Member Districts E.Engstrom United States: The Future: Reconsidering Single-Member Districts and the Electoral College R.L.Engstrom WESTERN EUROPE Western Europe: General Overview J.M.Colomer France: Reform-mongering Between Majority-Runoff and Proportionality G.Alexander Germany: Partisan Engineering of Personalized Proportional Representation M.Kreuzer Italy: Lofty Ambitions and Unintended Consequences D.Gambetta & S.Warner Spain: From Civil War to Proportional Representation J.M.Colomer Sweden: Introducing Proportional Representation From Above L.Lewin Switzerland: Introducing Proportional Representation From Below G.Lutz United Kingdom: Reforming the Westminster Model P.Dunleavy & H.Margetts EASTERN EUROPE Eastern Europe: General Overview C.Flores Juberias The Baltics: Independence with Divergent Electoral Systems E.Mikkel & V.Pettai Czech Republic: Entrenching Proportional Representation P.Kopecky Hungary: Compromising Mid-way on a Mixed System J.W.Schiemann Poland: Learning to Manipulate Electoral Rules M.Kaminski Russia: Compromising a Long Lasting Transitional Formula O.Shvetsova AFRICA Africa: Dictatorial and Democratic Electoral Systems since 1946 M.Golder & L.Wantchekon Africa: Electoral Systems in Emerging Democracies S.Mozaffar South Africa: Proportional Representation in the Puzzle to Stabilize Democracy A.Reynolds ASIA AND PACIFIC Asia and Pacific: General Overview A.Hicken Australia: Replacing Plurality Rule with Majority-Preferential Voting M.Sawer India: Majoritarian Democracy from Above S.K.Mitra Indonesia: Transition and Change, but Electoral System Continuity A.Ellis Japan: Manipulating Multi-member Districts: From SNTV to a Mixed System J.Wada New Zealand: Reform by (Nearly) Immaculate Design J.H.Nagel Glossary and Index J.M.Colomer

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