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Book Synopsis: This book addresses the question of why a party system with a modest number of nationally oriented political parties emerges in some democracies but not others. The number of parties and nationalization are the product of coordination between voters, candidates, and party leaders within local electoral districts and coordination among candidates and elites across districts. Candidates and voters can do and do coordinate locally in response to electoral incentives, but coordination across districts, or aggregation, often fails in developing democracies. A key contribution of this book is the development and testing of a theory of aggregation incentives that focuses on the payoff to being a large party and the probability of capturing that payoff. The book relies on in-depth case studies of Thailand and the Philippines, and on large-n analysis to establish its arguments.
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Are you fascinated by the political landscape of developing democracies? Discover the secrets behind the emergence of a successful party system with our book: Building Party Systems in Developing Democracies. This groundbreaking work delves into the coordination between voters, candidates, and party leaders that shapes the number of parties and nationalization in a democracy. Whether you're a political science enthusiast or simply curious about the inner workings of democratic processes, this book is a must-read.
What sets our book apart is the innovative theory of aggregation incentives it presents. Our expert author has painstakingly developed and tested this theory, examining the payoff that comes with being a large party and the likelihood of capturing that payoff. Extensive case studies on Thailand and the Philippines provide real-world examples that support the author's arguments. Through a combination of in-depth analysis and comprehensive data, this book offers a fresh perspective on the topic.
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