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Economic voting : a campaign-centered theory /
Highlighting the power of campaign strategy, this study challenges the notion that economic performance necessarily drives electoral outcomes.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York, NY :
Cambridge University Press,
2016.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover ; Half-title page; Title page; Copyright page; Dedication; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; Acknowledgments; 1 The Economic Voting Puzzle; The Insufficiency of Conventional Economic Voting Models; The Argument in Brief; Case Selection and Expectations; The Case against Campaign Strategy; Why This Study Is Different: Overcoming "Minimal Effects"; An Alternative to the "Clarity of Responsibility"; Broader Implications and Importance of the Study; Plan of the Book; 2 A Campaign-Centered Theory of Economic Voting; Why Good Citizens Might Make for Minimal Campaign Effects.
- A New Psychology of Economic Voting: The Priming ApproachBringing the Candidate Back in: Messaging Strategy; Empirical Implications and Hypotheses; Why Have Campaigns Been Ignored in Economic Voting?; Conclusion; 3 Can Ads Prime the Economy? How Would We Know? US 1992; The Mysterious Case of the Missing Economic Recovery; The Challenge of Identifying Economic Activation; Isolating the Causes of Economic Priming; Conclusion; 4 The Impact of a Surge in Economic Messages: Mexico 2006; Backdrop of the Campaign: The Long Shadow of 2000; The Campaign and the Economic Message.
- Testing for Economic PrimingDid Economic Campaign Ads Cause This Increase?; Considering Alternative Explanations; Conclusion; 5 The Absent Economic Message: US and Mexico 2000; The Curious Case of the 2000 US Election; Mexico's Democratizing Election; Conclusion; 6 The Campaign-Centered Model in Comparative Perspective; How Does the Model Perform in Other Types of Elections?; Priming Beyond the Economic Vote; Aggregate-Level Tests of the Priming-Based Model; Conclusion; 7 Conclusion; Central Findings; Implications and Unanswered Questions; Appendix.
- Procedure for Content-Coding Ads and Newspaper StoriesChapter 1: Tests of the Conventional Economic Voting Model; Chapter 3: Measuring the Economic Vote and the 1992 Election; Chapter 4: Mexico's 2006 Presidential Elections; Chapter 5: The Deactivating 2000 Elections in Mexico and the United States; Chapter 6: Evaluating the Generalizability of the Priming-Based Model; Possible Limitations; References; Index.