Christian W Martins
Biographic Data
| ID | 3717541 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christian W Martins |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christian W |
| FAMILY NAME | Martins |
| SIGNATURE | MARTINS C W |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 55 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Policy Alteration: Rethinking Diffusion Processes When Policies Have Alternatives
Most studies of policy interdependence try to observe international policy networks by focusing on the diffusion of a specific policy across countries. Thus, if that policy is not adopted from one country to the next, researchers usually treat that as a sign of weak interdependence and the lack of diffusion. In this article, we challenge the notion that diffusion processes and interdependence entail the same policy diffusing. National governments…
Economic Integration, Party Polarisation and Electoral Turnout
Recent research provides evidence that economic integration has a negative effect on electoral turnout. Taking up these recent findings, this article explores the causal chain in more detail. Specifically, it argues that one way by which economic integration affects the calculus of voting is through the positioning of political parties. The expectation is that the polarisation between parties on an economic left–right scale is lower the more inte…
Multi-party competition: A computational model with abstention and memory
Stammwähler und die opportunistische Wahl parteipolitischer Programme
This article explains political radicalism by the number of voters who are biased towards a party. With little voters biased in favor of a party, this party has to rely more heavily on its programmatic distance to other parties. Because large parties – i.e.: parties with a high number of biased voters – gain votes when they move to the center of the political spectrum, parties with a lower number of voters that are biased in their favor are force…
Regimetyp und Wirtschaftswachstum; ein Kommentar (nicht nur) zu Herbert Obinger
Dieser Beitrag setzt sich kritisch mit der unter anderem von Herbert Obinger formulierten Hypothese auseinander, derzufolge zwischen dem Regimetyp und dem langfristigen Wirtschaftswachstum kein Zusammenhang besteht. Entgegen dieser These zeigen wir einen systematischen, wenngleich nicht‐linearen Zusammenhang auf. Darüber hinaus unterstreichen wir zwar Obingers Ergebnis, die institutionelle Qualität eines Staates sei entscheidend für sein langfris…
Economic Integration, Party Polarisation and Electoral Turnout
Recent research provides evidence that economic integration has a negative effect on electoral turnout. Taking up these recent findings, this article explores the causal chain in more detail. Specifically, it argues that one way by which economic integration affects the calculus of voting is through the positioning of political parties. The expectation is that the polarisation between parties on an economic left–right scale is lower the more inte…
Policy Alteration: Rethinking Diffusion Processes When Policies Have Alternatives
Most studies of policy interdependence try to observe international policy networks by focusing on the diffusion of a specific policy across countries. Thus, if that policy is not adopted from one country to the next, researchers usually treat that as a sign of weak interdependence and the lack of diffusion. In this article, we challenge the notion that diffusion processes and interdependence entail the same policy diffusing. National governments…
Multi-party competition: A computational model with abstention and memory
Stammwähler und die opportunistische Wahl parteipolitischer Programme
This article explains political radicalism by the number of voters who are biased towards a party. With little voters biased in favor of a party, this party has to rely more heavily on its programmatic distance to other parties. Because large parties – i.e.: parties with a high number of biased voters – gain votes when they move to the center of the political spectrum, parties with a lower number of voters that are biased in their favor are force…
Regimetyp und Wirtschaftswachstum; ein Kommentar (nicht nur) zu Herbert Obinger
Dieser Beitrag setzt sich kritisch mit der unter anderem von Herbert Obinger formulierten Hypothese auseinander, derzufolge zwischen dem Regimetyp und dem langfristigen Wirtschaftswachstum kein Zusammenhang besteht. Entgegen dieser These zeigen wir einen systematischen, wenngleich nicht‐linearen Zusammenhang auf. Darüber hinaus unterstreichen wir zwar Obingers Ergebnis, die institutionelle Qualität eines Staates sei entscheidend für sein langfris…
Regimetyp und Wirtschaftswachstum; ein Kommentar (nicht nur) zu Herbert Obinger
Dieser Beitrag setzt sich kritisch mit der unter anderem von Herbert Obinger formulierten Hypothese auseinander, derzufolge zwischen dem Regimetyp und dem langfristigen Wirtschaftswachstum kein Zusammenhang besteht. Entgegen dieser These zeigen wir einen systematischen, wenngleich nicht‐linearen Zusammenhang auf. Darüber hinaus unterstreichen wir zwar Obingers Ergebnis, die institutionelle Qualität eines Staates sei entscheidend für sein langfris…
Stammwähler und die opportunistische Wahl parteipolitischer Programme
This article explains political radicalism by the number of voters who are biased towards a party. With little voters biased in favor of a party, this party has to rely more heavily on its programmatic distance to other parties. Because large parties – i.e.: parties with a high number of biased voters – gain votes when they move to the center of the political spectrum, parties with a lower number of voters that are biased in their favor are force…
Multi-party competition: A computational model with abstention and memory
Economic Integration, Party Polarisation and Electoral Turnout
Recent research provides evidence that economic integration has a negative effect on electoral turnout. Taking up these recent findings, this article explores the causal chain in more detail. Specifically, it argues that one way by which economic integration affects the calculus of voting is through the positioning of political parties. The expectation is that the polarisation between parties on an economic left–right scale is lower the more inte…
Policy Alteration: Rethinking Diffusion Processes When Policies Have Alternatives
Most studies of policy interdependence try to observe international policy networks by focusing on the diffusion of a specific policy across countries. Thus, if that policy is not adopted from one country to the next, researchers usually treat that as a sign of weak interdependence and the lack of diffusion. In this article, we challenge the notion that diffusion processes and interdependence entail the same policy diffusing. National governments…
Political science (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Electoral Systems and Political Participation (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political economy (3 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (3 works) · Competition (biology (2 works) · Economic system (2 works)