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Showing 1 to 20 of 28 for “"voting behaviour"”.
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Voting Behaviour in Hungary – Are Voters Sophisticated Optimisers or Clueless Rubes?
1) Új adatbázis alkotása a. A disszertáció első és egyik legnagyobb hozzájárulása az irodalomhoz egy új, mikroszintű adatbázis létrehozása. Az adatbázist a TÁRKI Omnibusz kérdőíves kutatásaiból építettük. Az Omnibusz kutatásai 1000 fős, a felnőtt (a 18 éves és idősebb) magyarországi lakosságot …
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Politics and trade in Africa : Does Sino-African trade and investment significantly influence Africa's United Nations General Assembly voting behaviour?
… US aid disbursements have a negative effect on voting alignment with China. The research includes two specific time periods, 1971-2011 and 2000- 2011, which isolates the effect of China's rapid emergence in the global economy and Africa in particular. Statistical analysis of the data prior to …
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The spatial variation of voting behaviour in the 1968 federal election in Toronto as it relates to the spatial distribution of selected socio-economic parameters.
Dept. of Geography. Paper copy at Leddy Library: Theses & Major Papers - Basement, West Bldg. / Call Number: Thesis1972 .B23. Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 40-07, page: . Thesis (M.A.)--University of Windsor (Canada), 1972.
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Developing an Empirically Valid Function Acquisition Speed Test for Assessing Attitudes to and Predicting Real-world Behaviour
… and to retrospectively predict a real-world behaviour in relation to voting for or against the availability of abortion services, in a national referendum. Participants, consisting of those with openly expressed pro-life or pro-choice attitudes, were exposed to an Implicit Association Test …
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Voting in the 1994 general election : the role of race, unemployment and perceptions of violence in the Western Cape
… argue that race was the main determinant of voting behaviour. while others argue that it played an indirect role. This study focuses on the behavioural motivations of voters living in the Western Cape. Unemployment was perceived by voters in the Western Cape as being one of the most important …
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Political behaviour in the United Kingdom: An examination of Members of Parliament and Voters
… statistical methodology. I examine political behaviour among representatives in the UK's House of Commons and voting behaviour in the 2016 EU Referendum. I show that the UK parliamentary system's reliance on strong party discipline has important adverse consequences for public approval. …
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The economic and social consequences of housing tenure
… dimensions: portfolio choice, mental health, and voting behaviour. It does so by crystallising the fundamental features of housing tenure and by characterising conceptually tenure transitions as salient events, drawing tight links to recent advances in the statistics of event studies. Crucially, …
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Heterogeneity in Immigrants’ Municipal Engagement and Participation in Calgary
… is required. The limited research on immigrant voting behaviour also combines immigrant communities into homogeneous groups for research purposes, which does not allow for a nuanced understanding of immigrant communities. Canadian political science, therefore, needs more research regarding …
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Partisan identification in Africa : an exploratory study in Mozambique
… literature on partisan identification and voting behaviour. These factors include social cleavages (such as ethnicity or region), cultural values (such as individualism versus collectivism, democratic versus authoritarian values), economic factors (including ‘pocketbook’ assessments and …
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Politics of Electoral Reform: The Case of the United Kingdom’s 2011 Referendum on the Alternative Vote
… on the issue. The third paper analyses the voting behaviour in the UK’s 2011 AV referendum and demonstrates that voters cast their votes based on cues and in harmony with the positions taken by the party leaders they trusted. Agreement with campaign statements was also indicative of an …
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The psychosocial relationship between national identity and political sentiment in England: 2016-2020.
… wide-spread uncertainty and anxiety amongst the voting population. The repercussions of these events take a central focus to this thesis, which will see the utilisation of a psychosocial lens to focus on the dynamics of national identity and political sentiment in the politically turbulent period …
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Understanding scalability in distributed ledger technology
… inverse vote weighting that could curb adverse voting behaviour in DPoS. It further analyses whether universities are suitable BP's before mapping out required steps for universities to become block producers (leading to improved decentralisation in EOS)
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Class, estate and status in Czechoslovakia, 1918-1938
… Czechoslovakia, and about the relevance of voting behaviour as an indicator of the significance of class at this time. Finally the thesis reaches some overall conclusions about the nature and historical import of class in inter-war Czechoslovakia, with special reference to the notion of …
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Bureaucracy and clientelism in an authoritarian context: a case study of local government reforms (2001-2009) in Pakistan
… spheres. First, the organisational character and behaviour of civil bureaucracy is evaluated as one of the main reasons affecting the performance of local governments. Secondly, the thesis investigates the extent to which political clientelism is ingrained in the local political organisation of …
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Political cultures in British trade unionism and their dissemination : 1931–1951
… through conference speeches, resolutions and voting behaviour. In contrast this study focuses on the morphology of the ideology and ethos of the different unions and their membership, looking beneath the official policies and overt statements to ascertain their common-sense understandings and …
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Influencing justice beyond the nation state: Member State governments at the Court of Justice of the European Union
… a Member State's true preferences than its voting behaviour at the Council. The thesis concludes that theoretical models of the relationship between governments and the Court must account for the variation between the Member States, their motives, and the Court's use of their submissions.
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Electoral politics in Grimsby 1818-1835
… and is somewhat novel in examining electoral behaviour over a number of elections spanning the period of the first Reform Act. That voting was open is crucial to an understanding of voting behaviour in this period, for in general the smaller the constituency the greater the opportunities for …
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Elections in a spatial context : a case study of Albanian parliamentary elections, 1991-2005
… affect the spatial and temporal variations of voting behaviour and election outcomes. For this purpose, the five parliamentary elections (1991-2005) following the political turnaround in 1990 in the South East European reform country Albania have been selected as a case study. Elections, like …
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Essays in Internationsl Political Economy
… this question: that aid moves much slower than voting behaviour, that alliances constantly change with issues and that most international organizations vote frequently and on a range of issues while data on aid disbursals is available only in yearly aggregates.
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