Elections and Democracy :Representation and Accountability
Comparative study of electoral systems
Includes bibliographical references )pages 255-274( and index
edited by Jacques Thomassen
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Representation and accountability / Jacques Thomassen -- New patterns of democracy in the countries of the comparative study of electoral systems 2 / Julian Bernauer, Nathalie Giger, and Adrian Vatter -- Meaningful choices : does parties' supply matter? / Bernhard Wessels and Hermann Schmitt -- Policy-based voting and the type of democracy / Biana Burlacu and Gabor Toka -- Political institutions and the social anchoring of the vote / Pedro C. Magalhaes -- Political institutions, perceptions of representation, and the turnout decision / Andre Blais, Shane Singh, and Delia Dumitrescu -- Democratic structures and democratic participation : the limits of consensualism theory / Steven Weldon and Russell Dalton -- Feeling policy represented / Soren Holmberg -- Output-oriented legitimacy : individual- and system-level influences on democracy satisfaction / David Sanders, Harold Clarke, Marianne Stewart, and Paul Whiteley -- The muliple bases of democratic support : procedural representation and government outputs / Mark Peffley and Robert Rohrschneider -- Globalization, representation, and attitudes towards democracy / Kees Aarts, Jacques Thomassen, and Carolien van Ham -- Consenting to lose or expecting to win? : inter-temporal changes in voters' winner-loser status and satisfaction with democracy / Eric Chang, Yun-han Chu, and Wen-chin Wu