- Karl Loxbo,
- "The
fate of intra-party democracy: Leadership autonomy and
activist influence in the mass party and the cartel
party," 537-554.
- Christopher
Raymond and Moisés Arce,
- "The
politicization of indigenous identities in
Peru,"
555-576.
- Shane Mac
Giollabhuí,
- "How
things fall apart: Candidate selection and the cohesion
of dominant parties in South Africa and
Namibia,"
577-600.
- Nisha Mukherjee,
- "Party
systems and human well-being,"
601-623.
- Liselotte Libbrecht,
Bart Maddens, and Wilfried Swenden,
- "Party
competition in regional elections: The strategies of
state-wide parties in Spain and the United
Kingdom,"
624-640.
- Ann-Marie Ekengren and
Henrik Oscarsson,
- "Party
elites' perceptions of voting
behaviour,"
641-664.
- Marc André Bodet,
- "Representation
at the margins: The impact of governing parties on
spending in Canada,"
665-682.
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Reviews
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available at http://ppq.sagepub.com/content/vol19/issue4
]
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- Kees Aarts, André Blais and Hermann Schmitt,
Political leaders and democratic elections
(Reviewed by Anthony Mughan)
- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011.
Party Politics, 19 (July 2013), 683-684.
- Russell J. Dalton and Christopher Anderson (eds),
Citizens, context, and choice: How context shapes
citizens' electoral choices (Reviewed by
Christopher Wlezien)
- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011.
Party Politics, 19 (July 2013), 684-686.
- James Cronin, George Ross and James Shoch (eds),
What's left of the left: Democrats and social
democrats in challenging times (Reviewed by Robert
Ladrech)
- Durham, NC and London: Duke University Press,
2011.
Party Politics, 19 (July 2013), 687-688.
- Adrienne LeBas, From protest to parties:
Party-building and democratization in Africa
(Reviewed by Matthijs Bogaards)
- Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011.
Party Politics, 19 (July 2013), 688-690.
- Torbjörn Bergman and Kaare Strøm (eds),
The Madisonian Turn: Political parties and
parliamentary democracy in Nordic Europe (Reviewed by
Anders Widfeldt)
- Ann Arbor, MI: University of Michigan Press, 2011
Party Politics, 19 (July 2013), 690-692,
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