1st Edition
The Act of Voting Identities, Institutions and Locale
The Act of Voting: Identities, Institutions and Locale Johan A. Elkink and David M. Farrell 2. European Identities in Comparative Perspective Anthony F. Heath and Thees Spreckelsen 3. Does Ulster Still Say ‘No’? Public Opinion and the Future of Northern Ireland John Coakley 4. Transnational Citizenship and Access to Electoral Rights: Defining the Demos in European States Iseult Honohan and Derek Hutcheson 5. Electoral Processes and Presidential Elections in ‘Presidential Republics’ Jean Blondel 6. EU Treaty Referendums in Ireland and Denmark: A Comparative Analysis of Different Conceptions of Sovereignty and their Democratic Implications Palle Svensson 7. Confronting Europe: the Irish Referendums on Lisbon Brigid Laffan 8. Locality in Irish Voter Preferences Michael O’Kelly 9. Candidates, Parties and Constituency Relations: A Study in Irish Clientelism Søren Risbjerg Thomsen and Jane Suiter 10. Exploring the Non-Alignment of Party and Candidate Assessments in Ireland: Do Voters Really Follow Candidates? Michael Marsh and Laura Maria Schwirz 11. Intention to Vote, Reported Vote, and Validated Vote Christopher H. Achen and André Blais 12. Political Inequality in Second Order Elections: Resources, Campaign Mobilization and Voter Turnout Susan Banducci 13. Religion, Electoral Participation and Party Support in Northern Ireland Bernadette C. Hayes and Ian McAllister 14. Identity Formation and Political Generations: Age, Cohort, and Period Effects in Irish Elections Stephen Quinlan 15. The Act of Voting in Context Johan A. Elkink and David M. Farrell
Biography
Johan A. Elkink is a lecturer at University College Dublin.He works on the international diffusion of democracy, institutionalisation and personalisation of the Russian regime, voting behaviour in referendums, and the estimation of spatial econometric models.
David M. Farrell is Professor of Politics at University College Dublin. He is a leading expert in the study of parties and elections.
