アイルランドの有権者<br>The Irish Voter : The Nature of Electoral Competition in the Republic of Ireland

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The Irish Voter : The Nature of Electoral Competition in the Republic of Ireland

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 309 p.
  • 言語 ENG,ENG
  • 商品コード 9780719077319
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基本説明

Based on an extensive survey of 2,600 electors, conducted immediately after the 2002 election.

Full Description


This pioneering analysis uses the results from the first ever Irish election study to provide a comprehensive survey of the motives, outlook and behaviour of voters in the Republic of Ireland. Building on the foundations laid down by previous work on comparative electoral behaviour, it explores long-term influences on vote choice, such as party loyalties and enduring values, as well as short-term ones, such as the economy, the party leaders and the candidates themselves. It also examines how people use their vote and why so many people do not vote at all.Many features of Irish elections make such a detailed study particularly important. The single transferable vote system allows voters an unusual degree of freedom to pick the candidates they prefer, while electoral trends observed elsewhere can be found in a more extreme form in Ireland. For example, attachment to parties is very low, differences between them are often obscure, candidate profiles are very high and turnout is falling rapidly. However, Irish elections defy international trends in other respects, most notably in the degree of personal contact parties and candidates make with their voters. Findings are presented in a manner that is highly accessible to anyone with an interest in elections, electoral systems and electoral behaviour. The book is essential reading for anyone interested in Irish politics and is an important text for students of European Politics, Parties and Elections, Comparative Politics and Political Sociology. -- .

Table of Contents

List of tables                                     vii
List of figures                                    xi
Preface                                            xiii
  1 Introduction                                   1
  2 How people voted                               14
  3 The evidence for cleavage politics             31
  4 The extent and meaning of party attachment     59
  5 Credit and blame for the 'Celtic Tiger'        81
  6 Leaders and their parties                      109
  7 Grass-roots campaigning                        128
  8 Parties or candidates?                         146
  9 Adding it all up                               161
10 And those who do not: the problem of low and    192
declining turnout
11 Conclusions                                     217
Appendix I: details of the survey                  229
Appendix II: the Irish electoral system            235
Appendix III: multivariate analysis of support     237
for small parties and independents
Appendix IV: questionnaire with frequency          246
distributions
References                                         292
Index                                              304