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A giant step in the study of our Electoral Behavior
It may be, that science in studying Voting Behavior has advanced since The American Voter was written.
This does not change the great contribution and, therefore, the importance of this pioneering work
on understanding how we all electorally behave. Simply put, we would never be where we are, if books
like The American Voter, Voting, People's Choice, A...
Published 20 months ago by P. Livadas
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Classic for being first not best
This book is undoubtedly one of the important books ever written on voting. This does not mean it is one of the best. I can provide two reasons for this observation. First, the data they use is not as good as the modern data. Second, Partisanship has changed a lot in 40 years. Still a vital book for the library of any student of voting behavior.
Published on June 26, 2001
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A giant step in the study of our Electoral Behavior, May 23, 2010
This review is from: The American Voter (Paperback)
It may be, that science in studying Voting Behavior has advanced since The American Voter was written.
This does not change the great contribution and, therefore, the importance of this pioneering work
on understanding how we all electorally behave. Simply put, we would never be where we are, if books
like The American Voter, Voting, People's Choice, A Spacial Theory of Voting, and others like them weren't
written. Science progresses, but that does not alter the value of every big step it takes. And The American
Voter is a giant step!
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12 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
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Classic for being first not best, June 26, 2001
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This review is from: The American Voter (Paperback)
This book is undoubtedly one of the important books ever written on voting. This does not mean it is one of the best. I can provide two reasons for this observation. First, the data they use is not as good as the modern data. Second, Partisanship has changed a lot in 40 years. Still a vital book for the library of any student of voting behavior.
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