Bernard Norman Grofman
Biographic Data
| ID | 9317876 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bernard Norman Grofman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bernard Norman |
| FAMILY NAME | Grofman |
| SIGNATURE | GROFMAN B N |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 2 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 2 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Political Science as Puzzle Solving
Each of the essays in this volume addresses a particular empirical puzzle involving decisions or outcomes that, at least on the surface, seem difficult (if not impossible) to explain.In the first three essays, the authors look at the behavior of an individual or an organization such as trade union or political party that, at first blush, does not seem to make sense: Why would a political leader gamble on a vote of confidence that he didn't need t…
Information, Participation, and Choice
Anthony Downs's An Economic Theory of Democracy is one of the handful of books that reshaped political science in the post-World War II period. Information, Participation, and Choice traces the influence of Downs's ideas on subsequent research on voters, candidates, and parties in the United States and elsewhere.Since their publication in 1957, Downs's seminal ideas -- tweedledum and tweedledee politics and the rationality of political ignorance …
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Information, Participation, and Choice
Anthony Downs's An Economic Theory of Democracy is one of the handful of books that reshaped political science in the post-World War II period. Information, Participation, and Choice traces the influence of Downs's ideas on subsequent research on voters, candidates, and parties in the United States and elsewhere.Since their publication in 1957, Downs's seminal ideas -- tweedledum and tweedledee politics and the rationality of political ignorance …
Political Science as Puzzle Solving
Each of the essays in this volume addresses a particular empirical puzzle involving decisions or outcomes that, at least on the surface, seem difficult (if not impossible) to explain.In the first three essays, the authors look at the behavior of an individual or an organization such as trade union or political party that, at first blush, does not seem to make sense: Why would a political leader gamble on a vote of confidence that he didn't need t…
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