Controversies in Voting Behavior

by Richard G. Niemi (Editor), Herbert F. Weisberg (Editor), David C. Kimball (Editor)

Despite all that scholars have learned about voting behavior, significant questions persist. Controversies in Voting Behavior brings together the best scholarship and organizes it around five important debates that drive research in the field. This new edition features fifteen new selections, with many of these containing new or updated evidence added by the authors just for this volume. Section introductions establish useful context while guiding readers through conflicting interpretations that emerge across the chapters and in the academic literature.

Genres: Politics, Political Science, Academic

398 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1976

Reviews

[Steven Peterson · Rating 4 out of 5]

A collection of essays that explore some of the controversies in the study (and understanding) of voting behavior. Many of the works included here are classic pieces. The volume holds up pretty well after the many years since its original publication. A good resource. . . .

[Afif Ghulam]

good book