Information and elections /
How do voters make decisions about who to vote for in presidential elections, especially when they are poorly informed about candidates and the issues? R. Michael Alvarez, in this groundbreaking study, shows that a tremendous amount of information has been made available to voters in recent election...
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| Language: | English |
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Ann Arbor :
University of Michigan Press,
1997.
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| Series: | Michigan studies in political analysis.
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Table of Contents:
- Ch. 1. Introduction
- Ch. 2. Elections, Information, and Campaigns
- Ch. 3. The Theory of Uncertainty and Elections
- Ch. 4. Measuring Uncertainty
- Ch. 5. Modeling Uncertainty and Voting
- Ch. 6. The Causes of Uncertainty
- Ch. 7. Information, Issues, and Candidate Evaluations
- Ch. 8. Information and Voting Decisions
- Ch. 9. Campaigns and Uncertainty
- Ch. 10. The Dynamics of Uncertainty
- Ch. 11. Information and Elections.