Coordinación entre arenas electorales en países con sistemas políticos multinivel

  1. Lago Peñas, Ignacio
  2. Montero Gibert, José Ramón
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ISSN: 0048-7694

Argitalpen urtea: 2008

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This paper shows the existence of a coordination dilemma in multi-level countries that hold elections for different parliaments, at different territorial levels, and with different electoral rules. With evidence from Spain, our analysis identifies interaction or contamination effects between national and sub-national electoral arenas that generate, just as in most mixed-member electoral systems, a centrifugal force that increases the number of electoral parties in national elections. The incentives that solve this coordination dilemma faced by small regional or local parties are theoretically discussed and empirically tested.

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