Mapping Policy Preferences

This attractive package, available for the first time in a combined book and CD-ROM format, compiles a lifetime of intellectual work by the primary author and offers a rich mine of information for scholars interested in comparative democratic performance

Klappentext
This unique book contains the only set of statistical estimates of party, government, and electoral preferences in 25 countries over the entire post-war period. These are based on content analyses of electoral and government programs for each election and government of the period, a task which no one else has even attempted. The printed text provides documentation and suggests uses for data, along with much other background information.

Zusammenfassung
This text contains the full set of statistical estimates of party, government and electoral preferences in 25 countries over the entire post-war period. Included with the book is a comprehensive electronic reference.

Inhalt
INTRODUCTION
PART I: Policy Spaces, Preferences and Texts
2: Ian Budge and Judith Bara: Manifesto-based research : A critical review
3: Ian Budge: Theory and measurement of party policy positions
PART II: Measurement Procedures
5: Derek J. Hearl: Checking the party policy estimates: Reliability
6: Michael D. McDonald and Sylvia Mendes: Checking the party policy estimates: Validity
7: Judith Bara: Using manifesto estimates to validate computerised analyses
8: Hee-Min Kim and Richard C. Fording: Extending party estimates to governments and electors
9: Eric Tanenbaum: Using the CD ROM

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