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Voting behavior
Fiorina, Morris P. - In: Perspectives on public choice : a handbook, (pp. 391-414). 1997
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Representatives, roll calls, and constituencies
Fiorina, Morris P. - 1974
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The voting decision : Instrumental and expressive aspects
Fiorina, Morris P. - In: The journal of politics : JOP 38 (1976) 2, pp. 390-413
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The case of the vanishing marginals : the bureaucracy did it
Fiorina, Morris P. - In: American political science review 71 (1977) 1, pp. 177-181
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Why are there so many divided senate delegations?
Alesina, Alberto; Fiorina, Morris P.; Rosenthal, Howard - 1991
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Why are There so Many Divided Senate Delegations?
Alesina, Alberto; Fiorina, Morris P.; Rosenthal, Howard - 2021
The last three decades have witnessed a sharp increase in the number of states with spilt Senate delegations, featuring two senators of different parties. In addition, there is evidence that senators of different parties do not cluster in the middle: they are genuinely polarized. We propose a...
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Committee decisions under majority rule : an experimental study
Fiorina, Morris P.; Plott, Charles R. - In: American political science review 72 (1978) 2, pp. 575-598
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Public attitudes toward federalism and the scope of national power
Fiorina, Morris P.; Wang, Alice Yiqian - In: American federalism today : perspectives on political …, (pp. 33-62). 2024
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Short- and long-term effects of economic conditions on individual voting decisions
Fiorina, Morris - In: Contemporary political economy : studies on the …, (pp. 73-100). 1981
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Why Are There So Many Divided Senate Delegations?
Alesina, Alberto - 1991
The last three decades have witnessed a sharp increase in the number of states with spilt Senate delegations, featuring two senators of different parties. In addition, there is evidence that senators of different parties do not cluster in the middle: they are genuinely polarized. We propose a...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012475353