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The Consequences of Partisan Dealignment

Dalton, Russell J., McAllister, Ian, Wattenberg, Martin P.·2002·Parties Without Partisans
DOI 10.1093/0199253099.003.0003
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Assembles cross‐national data to demonstrate the behavioural consequences of partisan dealignment. Without the reinforcement of habitual party ties, more voters are waiting longer to decide for whom they will vote, and in the countries where ticket splitting is possible, more are dividing their party choices. Candidate‐centred politics appears to be on the rise, although this is much more pronounced in presidential than parliamentary systems, and signifying the different style of dealignment politics, participation in campaigns and volunteer work for political parties is decreasing. In short, partisan dealignment is transforming the relationship between some voters and political parties—a relationship that was once seen as an essential element in the process of representative government.

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Authors
Dalton, R. J., McAllister, I., & Wattenberg, M. P.
Venue
Parties Without Partisans
Publisher
Oxford University PressOxford
Published
2002-03-14
Pages
37-63
DOI
10.1093/0199253099.003.0003
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W1508171801
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269
References
139
FWCI
59.16
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book chapter
Language
en
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