The Australian Electoral System: Origins, Variations, and Consequences'The Australian Electoral System has many strengths, chief among them being the authors' ability to combine detailed analysis of Australia's varied electoral experience with the broader issues raised by the international literature on elections and electoral behaviour. This publication makes a major contribution to the study of electoral politics and to Australian political science.' G. CAMPBELL SHARMAN, DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, VANCOUVER 'The Australian Electoral System is an outstanding exploration of the range of electoral systems employed in Australia. It benefits greatly from being informed by the broader comparative electoral systems literature - and it is a book that all those interested in electoral systems generally will want to read.' MICHAEL GALLAGHER, DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN |
Contents
One Australian electoral system design | 1 |
Two Australias electoral systems 190283 | 21 |
Three Australias contemporary electoral systems | 47 |
Five The voter versus the party | 102 |
Six Compulsory voting party control and the voter | 121 |
Seven Preferential systems and voter satisfaction | 147 |
Eight Preferential voting and electoral system design | 166 |
Appendix | 180 |
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Common terms and phrases
References to this book
Irish Political Studies Reader: Key Contributions Conor McGrath,Eoin O'Malley No preview available - 2008 |