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Party Transformation in Congressional Primaries
Faction and Ideology in the Twenty-First Century
Taschenbuch von Mike Cowburn
Sprache: Englisch

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This groundbreaking book examines the new dynamics of primary competition and their impact on party transformation in Congress.
This groundbreaking book examines the new dynamics of primary competition and their impact on party transformation in Congress.
Über den Autor
Mike Cowburn is a postdoctoral researcher at the European University Viadrina. His research has been published in leading political science journals including Political Science Research & Methods, British Journal of Political Science, Party Politics, and Political Research Quarterly.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Introduction; Part I. Primary Transformation: 2. Ideological & Factional Primaries: The New Dynamics of Congressional Nominations; 3. Mechanisms: Why Have Primaries Changed?; Part II. Party Transformation: 4. A Most-Likely Case: Factional Primaries in the Tea Party Era; 5. Selective Effect: Do Non-Centrist Candidates Perform Better in Primaries?; 6. Between-Election Adaptative Effect: How Do Incumbents Respond?; 7. Within-Election Adaptative Effect: Do Primaries Induce Artificial Positioning?; 8. Conclusion: Primaries & Party Transformation.
Über den Autor
Mike Cowburn is a postdoctoral researcher at the European University Viadrina. His research has been published in leading political science journals including Political Science Research & Methods, British Journal of Political Science, Party Politics, and Political Research Quarterly.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Introduction; Part I. Primary Transformation: 2. Ideological & Factional Primaries: The New Dynamics of Congressional Nominations; 3. Mechanisms: Why Have Primaries Changed?; Part II. Party Transformation: 4. A Most-Likely Case: Factional Primaries in the Tea Party Era; 5. Selective Effect: Do Non-Centrist Candidates Perform Better in Primaries?; 6. Between-Election Adaptative Effect: How Do Incumbents Respond?; 7. Within-Election Adaptative Effect: Do Primaries Induce Artificial Positioning?; 8. Conclusion: Primaries & Party Transformation.
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