The Elections of 2000: Politics, Culture, and Economics in North AmericaMary Krywokulsky Kirtz University of Akron Press, 2006 - 288 頁 The essays in this collection are the product of a conversation among scholars, spanning national borders and disciplinary boundaries, about the increasing integration of Canada, Mexico, and the United States and the development of a continental perspective. This conversation has been underway for some time, reflecting the causes, challenges, and consequences of economic, cultural, and political integration in North America. The conjunction of national elections in all three of the great North American democracies in 2000 offered us the opportunity to deepen this conversation and engage in scholarly discourse from a continental perspective. Taken together, the essays in this book provide a vivid portrait of North American democracies at the turn of the century. |
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... significant : voters with a favorable opinion of Cárdenas were less likely to vote for PAN congressional candidates and more likely to support the PRI ones . Contrary to expectations , PRI can- didates for Congress did not benefit from ...
... significant : voters with a favorable opinion of Cárdenas were less likely to vote for PAN congressional candidates and more likely to support the PRI ones . Contrary to expectations , PRI can- didates for Congress did not benefit from ...
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... significant in accounting for the Labastida vote , as opposed to Fox's . Although Labastida's main support came from the right , and very little from the left , Fox was able to draw significant rightist support , and even greater ...
... significant in accounting for the Labastida vote , as opposed to Fox's . Although Labastida's main support came from the right , and very little from the left , Fox was able to draw significant rightist support , and even greater ...
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... significance , and the rural variable loses it . In this case , retrospective economic evalua- tions did not influence the choice between Fox and Labastida . A first conclusion from the analysis of likely voters is that age made a ...
... significance , and the rural variable loses it . In this case , retrospective economic evalua- tions did not influence the choice between Fox and Labastida . A first conclusion from the analysis of likely voters is that age made a ...
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The Economic Environment of the 2000 National Elections | 167 |
Notes | 239 |
Bibliography | 261 |
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