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Protest Voting in Plurality Elections: A Theory of Voter Signaling

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Kselman, D; Niou, E
Published in: Public Choice
June 2010
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Emerson S. Niou
Author Emerson S. Niou Political Science

Published In

Public Choice

Publication Date

June 2010

Related Subject Headings

  • Economics
  • 4408 Political science
  • 3801 Applied economics
  • 1606 Political Science
  • 1402 Applied Economics
 

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Kselman, D., & Niou, E. (2010). Protest Voting in Plurality Elections: A Theory of Voter Signaling. Public Choice.
Kselman, Daniel, and Emerson Niou. “Protest Voting in Plurality Elections: A Theory of Voter Signaling.” Public Choice, June 2010.
Kselman D, Niou E. Protest Voting in Plurality Elections: A Theory of Voter Signaling. Public Choice. 2010 Jun;
Kselman, Daniel, and Emerson Niou. “Protest Voting in Plurality Elections: A Theory of Voter Signaling.” Public Choice, June 2010.
Kselman D, Niou E. Protest Voting in Plurality Elections: A Theory of Voter Signaling. Public Choice. 2010 Jun;

Published In

Public Choice

Publication Date

June 2010

Related Subject Headings

  • Economics
  • 4408 Political science
  • 3801 Applied economics
  • 1606 Political Science
  • 1402 Applied Economics