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Economics and elections : the major western democracies

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - 1988

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Economics and electoral behavior in France

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: Political economy in western democracies, (pp. 284-303). 1985

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French national elections : political economic forecasts

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: European journal of political economy 7 (1991) 4, pp. 487-496

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France : the stalled electorate

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: Electoral change in advanced industrial democracies : …, (pp. 425-448). 1984

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Maintaining economic competition : the causes and consequences of antitrust

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: The journal of politics : JOP 41 (1979) 1, pp. 169-191

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The relative importance of socioeconomic and political variables for public policy

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: American political science review 71 (1977) 2, pp. 559-566

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Some economic effects of revolution : models, measurement, and the Cuban evidence

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: The American journal of sociology : AJS 84 (1979) 5, pp. 1127-1149

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Economics and the French voter : a micro-analysis

Lewis-Beck, Michael S. - In: Public opinion quarterly : journal of the American … 47 (1983) 3, pp. 347-360

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Can government regulate safety? : the coal mine example

Lewis-Beck, Michael S.; Alford, John R. - In: American political science review 74 (1980) 3, pp. 745-756

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The Compleat Economic Voter : New Evidence from the UK

Lewis-Beck, Michael S.; Nadeau, Richard; Foucault, Martial - 2011

While economic voting has been much studied, almost all the work has been based on the classic reward-punishment model, which treats the economy as a valence issue. The economic is, indeed, a valence issue, but it is much more than that. In the work at hand, we explore two other dimensions of...

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