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Elections and Voters: A comparative introduction

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Introduction - PART 1 ELECTIONS: CONTROL VERSUS CHOICE - Political Control: Non-Competitive Elections - Political Choice: Competitive Electoral Systems - The Electoral Message: Interpreting Election Results - PART 2 VOTERS: LOYALTY VERSUS CHOICE - Ideologies, Issues and Images: How Voters Think - Psychological, Economic and Sociological Models of Voting - The Social Bases of Voting Behaviour - The Responsive Voter: Short-term Influences on Voting Behaviour - Conclusion - What Do Elections Do? - Index

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