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This book presents the most systematic and consistent study to date
of the 'consequences of context' for the process through which
citizens' decide on their electoral behaviour. It derives
contextual variation from cross-national and within-country
comparisons. The contextual dimensions investigated pertain to the
political, economic and social domains, and their impact is
investigated on the factors that drive citizens' decision to
participate in an election and on their subsequent decision which
party to vote for. The book thus focuses not on whether people vote
and for which party, but instead on more fundamental questions
about contextual effects on the determinants of electoral
participation and the vote. The analyses are based on an integrated
database of national election studies conducted in European
countries and utilises an innovative multi-level logistic
regression methodology. This methodology, elaborated in detail
early on and subsequently applied in each of the following
chapters, identifies the moderating effect, or the "consequences",
of altogether nine classes of different context conditions on
individual level determinants of electoral participation and party
choice.
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