Titlebook: Government formation in Multi-Level Settings; Party Strategy and I Irina ?tefuriuc Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-66937-2lly different research methods for studying the phenomenon. Scholars in the rational choice paradigm take a quantitative approach to exploring coalition formation, while the inductivists generally use qualitative methods.

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,Multi-Level Polities — Institutions, Decision-Making, Parties and Party Systems,sections: the origins and evolution of the multi-level institutional arrangement that led to the different types of federalism; the institutional setting and the decision-making process; the political parties and the party systems at the national and regional levels; and finally, the stakes involved in governing at the regional level.

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Wolfgang Sch?fer,Kurt Georgi,Gisela TripplerThe two previous chapters explored coalition formation at an aggregate level. They confirmed the theoretical expectation that the outcome of sub-national coalition-making may be explained by a combination of classic office, policy and votes predictors and several multi-level factors.

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,Coalition Formation — The Process,The two previous chapters explored coalition formation at an aggregate level. They confirmed the theoretical expectation that the outcome of sub-national coalition-making may be explained by a combination of classic office, policy and votes predictors and several multi-level factors.

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