New Insights into Electoral Behaviour

Abstract

To fully understand political preferences and voting behavior, it is essential to consider a wide variety of perspectives. As of recent, interdisciplinary research has made great strides towards identifying key situational and dispositional factors associated with predicting electoral behavior. In this panel, a rich collection of alternative accounts is explored, containing insights from political science and political psychology. We believe the collection of papers in this panel which should inform our audience about the complex and intricate socio-psychological processes involved in political behaviour.

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Beyond First and Second Order? A new Framework for Reconceptualising Elections	View Paper Details
Invalid Voting in Comparative Perspective of Central and Eastern European Countries	View Paper Details
Labour Mobility, Trade, and Left-Right Self-Placement	View Paper Details
Political Orientation and Electoral Volatility in Central and Eastern Europe. Is This an Issue or Are All Part(ie)s the Same?	View Paper Details
Emigrant Voting and Political Bias in France, Italy and the UK	View Paper Details