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Book Synopsis
Contains reports on the Irish election study and is an academic survey of the motives, outlook and behaviour of the Irish voter. This work explores a number of well-known puzzles about Irish electoral behaviour and uses a data set to provide answers to them whilst offering an insight into the impact of the economy on electoral behaviour.

Table of Contents

List of tables
List of figures
1. Introduction
2. How people voted
3. The evidence for cleavage politics
4. The extent and meaning of party attachment
5. Credit and blame for the ‘Celtic Tiger’
6. Leaders and their parties
7. Grassroots campaigning
8. Parties or candidates?
9. Adding it all up
10. Voter turnout: the need for facilitation and mobilisation
11. Conclusion
References
Appendix I: Details of the survey
Appendix II: The Electoral System
Appendix III: Table for Chapter 9
Appendix III: Questionnaire with frequency distributions
Index

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      Publisher: Manchester University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 01/03/2008
      ISBN13: 9780719077319, 978-0719077319
      ISBN10: 719077311

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Contains reports on the Irish election study and is an academic survey of the motives, outlook and behaviour of the Irish voter. This work explores a number of well-known puzzles about Irish electoral behaviour and uses a data set to provide answers to them whilst offering an insight into the impact of the economy on electoral behaviour.

      Table of Contents

      List of tables
      List of figures
      1. Introduction
      2. How people voted
      3. The evidence for cleavage politics
      4. The extent and meaning of party attachment
      5. Credit and blame for the ‘Celtic Tiger’
      6. Leaders and their parties
      7. Grassroots campaigning
      8. Parties or candidates?
      9. Adding it all up
      10. Voter turnout: the need for facilitation and mobilisation
      11. Conclusion
      References
      Appendix I: Details of the survey
      Appendix II: The Electoral System
      Appendix III: Table for Chapter 9
      Appendix III: Questionnaire with frequency distributions
      Index

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