The Act of Voting: Identities, Institutions and Locale

ISBN-13: 9781138309913 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 290 str.

Johan A. Elkink; David M. Farrell

Opis

The Act of Voting examines voting – both the question of whether to vote (ie. electoral turnout) and who to vote for – in context from a range of interdisciplinary perspectives. In addition to other topics and themes, chapters explore the national or social identities of individuals and how these contribute to complex social dynamics, discuss the institutions that determine who is able to vote and over what, and analyse the impact of the locale on the voting act.

Spis treści

The Act of Voting: Identities, Institutions and Locale   2. European Identities in Comparative Perspective   3. Does Ulster Still Say ‘No’? Public Opinion and the Future of Northern Ireland   4. Transnational Citizenship and Access to Electoral Rights: Defining the Demos in European States   5. Electoral Processes and Presidential Elections in ‘Presidential Republics’   6. EU Treaty Referendums in Ireland and Denmark: A Comparative Analysis of Different Conceptions of Sovereignty and their Democratic Implications   7. Confronting Europe: the Irish Referendums on Lisbon   8. Locality in Irish Voter Preferences   9. Candidates, Parties and Constituency Relations: A Study in Irish Clientelism   10. Exploring the Non-Alignment of Party and Candidate Assessments in Ireland: Do Voters Really Follow Candidates?   11. Intention to Vote, Reported Vote, and Validated Vote  12. Political Inequality in Second Order Elections: Resources, Campaign Mobilization and Voter Turnout   13. Religion, Electoral Participation and Party Support in Northern Ireland   14. Identity Formation and Political Generations: Age, Cohort, and Period Effects in Irish Elections   15. The Act of Voting in Context