Contextual effects and other influences: using multilevel modelling to study the extent and causes of spatial variations in post-war Australian federal voting

Contextual effects and other influences: using multilevel modelling to study the extent and causes of spatial variations in post-war Australian federal voting

Although the techniques of multilevel modelling have been applied to survey data for some individual elections in a small number of countries (including Australia), with the objective of investigating some aspects of the extent and causes of spatial variations in voting behaviour, there are currentl...

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Main Author: Charnock, David
Format: Conference Paper
Published: Australasian Political Studies Association 2004
Subjects:
neighbourhood effect
class voting
Australian voting
countrymindedness
multilevel models
geographic voting variations
contextual effects
Online Access:http://www.adelaide.edu.au/apsa/docs_papers/Others/Charnock.pdf
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/10357

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