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A Theory of Electoral Equilibrium: A Spatial Analysis Based on the Theory of Games · Study

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ArticleA Theory of Electoral Equilibrium: A Spatial Analysis Based on the Theory of Games

Melvin J. Hinich1973

Article1973

A Theory of Electoral Equilibrium: A Spatial Analysis Based on the Theory of Games

Melvin J. Hinich · John O. Ledyard · Peter C. Ordeshook

100 citations·0/0 files stored·The Journal of Politics

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Game Theory and Voting Systems Electoral Systems and Political Participation Spatial and Panel Data Analysis

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Typearticle

Published1973-02-01

VenueThe Journal of Politics

ISSN-L0022-3816

Languageen

Citations100

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ShelfGame Theory and Voting Systems

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