voting behaviour
Does the factor theory of satisfaction explain political voting behaviour?
... consumer behaviour research (Anderson and Mittal, 2000; Agustin and Singh, 2005; Baumann et al, 2012; Mittal and Lassar 1998; Mittal and Kamakura 2001; Oliva et al, ...
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Theoretical Perspective of Voting Behaviour in India: Approaches and Determinants
... democracy. Voting is acknowledged as the instrument of reaching consensus and in the period a basic method of institutionalizing clashes amid different ...The behaviour of a voter is influence by several ...
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The voting behaviour of the European Union member states in the United Nations General Assembly
... And as explained below, they are also both plausible when applied to the study of EU voting behaviour in the UNGA. At the UN, “the member states’ foreign ministries are the privileged players and remain ...
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Digitalisation of Electoral Process and Its Impact on the Voting Behaviour of People in India
... of voting behaviour of Indian voters, digital platforms played a major role to create awareness regarding political activities in India, especially among young ...
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Voting behaviour in referendums
... 10 decisions and so differ from elections in which people are voted in to office and make policy and take decision across a very wide range of matters, there are some broad themes which run across research on both ...
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A social geography of voting behaviour in Sydney and Melbourne
... peoples voting behaviour in addition to their own social status to the extent that more would vote for the Liberal Party than could be predicted upon the basis of individual status ...
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Does the factor theory of satisfaction explain political voting behaviour?
... The use of policies as performance measures in the context of the factor theory of satisfaction is supported by the criticality of the concept of market orientation in a political marketing context (Ormrod and Henneberg, ...
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Information and voting behaviour in European referendums: A missing link?
... Referendums are the most direct way by which people can influence a political process. 1 A referendum can be defined as a direct popular vote to approve or reject a proposed or existing governmental policy or ...
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The gender gap in voting behaviour in the European Parliament: A quantitative analysis on the influence of social modernization on the gender gap in voting behaviour of members of the European parliament
... for voting behaviour (De Vries, Hakhverdian & Lancee, 2013; Hix & Noury, 2009, ...in voting it is likely related to the general left-right dimension, because it is the main dimension of ...
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Does the factor theory of satisfaction explain political voting behaviour?
... The use of policies as performance measures in the context of the factor theory of satisfaction is supported by the criticality of the concept of market orientation in a political marketing context (Ormrod and Henneberg, ...
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A GEOPOLITICAL PERSPECTIVE OF THE VOTING BEHAVIOUR OF ELECTORATE IN NIGERIA: AN ANALYSIS OF THE 2015 GENERAL ELECTIONS
... The political game plan of having someone who comes from a particular geopolitical zone as the President of the country was not restricted to the North. Most of the socio- cultural organisations in the South also ...
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The Voting Behaviour of the Irish parliamentary party on social issues in the House of Commons 1881 90
... Most studies of the Irish Parliamentary party and its leaders have, understandably, focused on issues directly concerning Ireland. There have been relatively few studies of the role of the Parliamentary party in broader ...
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Voting behaviour in the Netherlands and Denmark
... of voting behaviour than the traditional class approach, although the class approach is not absolute (Ivarsflaten & Stubager, ...class. Voting becomes based on sociocultural values and not ...
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Exit, Voice, and Cyclicality: A Micro-Logic of Voting Behaviour in European Parliament Elections
... political behaviour by leaving Hirschman’s ideas to other ...of voting behaviour through the electoral cycle to explain typical “second-order” effects in elections to the European Parliament ...
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Article The Formation of Voting Behaviour Explained by Voting for Anti-European Parties
... of voting behaviour to revaluate the necessary factors and variables in the correct and scientific prediction and analysis of voting ...anti-European voting behaviour in Germany, which ...
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Essays in political economy and voting behaviour
... economic voting has attempted to deal with the possibility that voting may also impact ...If voting behaviour influences the economic variables then using OLS estimations will inflate the ...
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First women at the polls: examination of women’s early voting behaviour
... Instead, we consider the effect of the 1928 Representation of the People Act, which removed the age floor and property requirement making the voting laws universal in the U.K. for the first time. Although all men ...
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Voting Behaviour in a dynamic perspective: a survey
... Further, they run computational simulations in order to determine long-run equilibria. Positive turnout levels result, even when considering positive voting costs. The model is able to capture and explain a ...
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Essays on voting behaviour A historical perspective
... K ing’s (1997) approach has some important advantages over previous solutions. Firstly, it offers realistic assessments o f the uncertainty o f ecological estimates. This is o f particular importance when historical data ...
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Intersectionality and English voting behaviour – and was there a 2017 Youthquake?
... Ιντερσεχτιοναλιτψ ωασ αλσο χλεαρ: ωιτηιν εαχη αγε γρουπ, ιν γενεραλ τηε ηιγηερ τηε εδυχατιοναλ ατταινmεντ τηε λαργερ τηε λικελιηοοδ οφ α Λαβουρ ϖοτε ιν 2017 χοmπαρεδ το τηε αϖεραγε αχροσ[r] ...
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