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Letting the People Decide - The Dynamics of Canadian Elections (Paperback, Anniversary)
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Letting the People Decide - The Dynamics of Canadian Elections (Paperback, Anniversary)
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The authors have based the book primarily on data derived from the
1988 Canadian Election Study, for which they were co-investigators.
The survey was a "rolling cross-section": a daily tracking of the
campaign designed explicitly to monitor electoral dynamics. The
multivariate techniques commonly involved in the analysis of
campaign data are presented here in an accessible way, as graphs
rather than tables. Videotapes of prime time news analyses on CBC,
CTV, and SRC outlets, as well as some newspaper commentaries, have
been integrated into the survey. This information is contrasted
with an analysis of electoral dynamics based on one hundred years
of census and electoral data. The authors make a variety of
significant arguments about the historical and political basis of
the parties' eventual positions on the issue of free trade, the
overriding importance of that issue to the 1988 election, the roles
of the party leaders, and, perhaps most important, the political
impact of campaigns, especially of debates and media coverage.
Letting the People Decide brings the study of Canadian parties into
the analytical mainstream even as it supplies a new interpretation
of a century of elections.
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