This book examines how social cleavage lines shape issue voting and
party competition. Based on a study of German elections between
1980 and 1994, it analyzes whether cleavage group members put more
weight on policies that address their personal self-interest than
voters who are not affected by the cleavage line. Furthermore, it
analyzes the consequences of cleavage groups' deviating patterns of
voting behavior for the formal game of party competition. More
concretely, the author asks whether equilibrium positions of
parties within the policy space are pulled away from the mean due
to the more extreme policy demands of cleavage groups in the
electorate.
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