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Unsteady state : the 1997 Canadian federal election / Neil Nevitte ... [et al.].
- Title
- Unsteady state : the 1997 Canadian federal election / Neil Nevitte ... [et al.].
- Publication
- Don Mills, Ont. ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2000.
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- Additional Authors
- Nevitte, Neil.
- Description
- x, 182 p. : ill.; 23 cm.
- Summary
- "Unsteady State is an analysis of voter behaviour during the 1997 election. The book addresses the kinds of common-sense questions that interested voters and observers asked, such as: Did the media treat all the parties fairly?
- Did the leadership debates have any impact on the outcome of the election? What about Reform's Quebec attack ads? Did Canadians vote strategically? Why did the Liberals lose seats when the economy was performing better? How did.
- Help or hurt their parties? Why couldn't Reform win any seats in Ontario?
- Why did the NDP do better in Atlantic Canada? Do values matter to the way people vote?"--Jacket.
- Subject
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references (p. [171]-178) and index.
- Processing Action (note)
- committed to retain
- Contents
- Ch. 1. Setting the Stage -- Ch. 2. The Vote -- Ch. 3. Television 0Coverage in the 1997 Election -- Ch. 4. Ideological Landscape -- Ch. 5. Low Turnout: A Sign of Disaffection? -- Ch. 6. A Small Liberal Victory.
- Ch. 7. The Progressive Conservatives: A One-Man Show -- Ch. 8. The Reform Party and the Limits to Growth -- Ch. 9. The NDP: Off the Radar Screen -- Ch. 10. Why Did the Bloc Quebecois Lose Ground? -- Ch. 11. Unsteady State.
- App. A. The 1997 Canadian Election Study -- App. B. Factor Analysis of Ideological Dimensions -- App. C. The Vote Regressions -- App. D. Explaining Turnout.
- ISBN
- 0195414667 :
- LCCN
- cn^99931926^
- Owning Institutions
- Harvard Library