The Spatial Model of Politics

Norman James Schofield

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

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Using unique and cutting-edge research, Schofield a prominent author in the US for a number of years, explores the growth area of positive political economy within economics and politics. The first book to explain the spatial model of voting from a mathematical, economics and game-theory perspective it is essential reading for all those studying positive political economy.

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