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Evidence from Germany suggests that parties are influenced by voters’ preferences in their attempts to form coalitions
Date:
Tuesday, 28. January 2014
Medium:
EUROPP Blog, London School of Economics (LSE)
Source URL:
Link EUROPP Blog LSE
People mentioned:
Marc Debus
,
Jochen Müller
Projects mentioned:
Intra-party Heterogeneity and its Political Consequences in Europe
Publications mentioned:
Do Voters’ Coalition Preferences Affect Government Formation?
