Spatial and contextual models in political research

Abstract

Spatial and Contextual Models in Political Research: An Introduction, Munroe Eagles Geographic Information Systems in the Social Policy Sciences, J. Michael Batty Spatial Context for the Adoption of Judicial Innovations in the American States, James M. Lutz and Georgia Wralstad Ulmschneider Fractal Geometry And The Boundaries Of Voting Districts, John K. Wildgen Racial Context, the 1968 Wallace Vote, and Southern Presidential Dealignment: Evidence from North Carolina and Elsewhere, Bernard Grofman and Lisa Handley Contextual Conditioning of Political Information: Common Themes from Disparate Data, Michael A. Krassa Class Versus Community? Social Identities and Political Mobilisation, Munroe Eagles On the Future of Contextual Models of Political Behaviour, John W. Brooks and Charles L. Prysby The Promise of Spatial and Contextual Analyses in Political Research, Munroe Eagles. Part contents.

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