Publications, Volume 229Institute of Social Research, 1986 - Social sciences |
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... responses may represent covert refusals is more difficult to dispose of in perfectly convincing fashion . Al- though we accept the likelihood that some fraction of " don't knows " and " no party " responses are evasions , our best ...
... responses may represent covert refusals is more difficult to dispose of in perfectly convincing fashion . Al- though we accept the likelihood that some fraction of " don't knows " and " no party " responses are evasions , our best ...
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... responses , but who instead describe the most important left - right differences in terms of differential support given to concrete interest groups which vie over goods mediated by the political system . The most obvious , and always ...
... responses , but who instead describe the most important left - right differences in terms of differential support given to concrete interest groups which vie over goods mediated by the political system . The most obvious , and always ...
Page 135
... responses . Probably the most reliable discrimination of all merely separates those who confess that they “ don't know " what any important differences between left and right might be from those who give other kinds of noncontent re ...
... responses . Probably the most reliable discrimination of all merely separates those who confess that they “ don't know " what any important differences between left and right might be from those who give other kinds of noncontent re ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The French Voter | 11 |
The Framework of French Politics | 16 |
Copyright | |
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affiliation asked attitudes average avez-vous behavior candidat candidate visibility candidate-issue linkage centrist Chapter circonscription Communist candidates Communist party compared concerning congruence constituency correlation Democratic deputies differences district sentiment election elite sample estimates European integration expected factors Federation candidates Fifth Republic Figure first-ballot force de frappe Fourth Republic France French electorate French voters Gaulle Gaullist Gaullist party grandes écoles important Independent Republicans interviews issue positions left-right locations leftist legislative less linkage issues majority mass sample mean measure National Assembly non-Communist leftists non-inscrits occupational panel parliamentary group partisan partisanship party discipline party identification party system party-issue linkage passer percent political involvement poser predict preferences proportion question relative reported representation representative Republicans responses revolt rightist role roll-call votes scale scores seats second ballot self-locations SFIO Socialist specific stability strikers strikes Table tion tour variables variance variation winners