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Electoral Change: Responses to Evolving Social and Attitudinal Structures in Western Countries

Mark N. Franklin · Thomas T. Mackie · Henry Valen

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Electoral Systems and Political Participation Political Theory and Democracy Social Policy and Reform Studies

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Part 1 Description: introduction, Mark Franklin, et al electoral change and social change, Tom Mackie and Mark Franklin. Part 2 Analysis: Australia, Ian McAllister Belgium, Tony Mughan Britain, Mark Franklin Canada, Harold Clarke and Marianne Stewart Denmark, Olle Borre France, Michael Lewis-Beck and Andrew Skalagan Federal Republic of Germany, Franz Papi and Peter Mnich Greece, Panayote Dimitras Ireland, Michael Marsh Italy, Tom Mackie, et al Netherlands, Crees Van Der Eijk and Kees Neimoller New Zealand, Clive Bean Norway, Henry Valen Spain, Thomas Lancaster Sweden, Maria Oskarson United States of America, Arthur Miller and Brad Lockerbie. Part 3 Assessment: the decline of cleavage politics, Mark Franklin cleavages, conflict resolution and democracy, Crees Van Der Eijk, et al.

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