Austin Hart is Assistant Professor of Quantitative Methods in the School of International Service at American University, Washington DC. His research examines the criteria voters use to evaluate their representatives and the extent to which politicians can use mass communication to manipulate those criteria. His work also appears in the Journal of Politics and Comparative Political Studies.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The economic voting puzzle 2. A campaign-centered theory of economic voting 3. Can ads prime the economy? How would we know? US 1992 4. The impact of a surge in economic messages, Mexico 2006 5. The absent economic message, US and Mexico 2000 6. The campaign-centered model in comparative perspective 7. Conclusion.
1. The economic voting puzzle 2. A campaign-centered theory of economic voting 3. Can ads prime the economy? How would we know? US 1992 4. The impact of a surge in economic messages, Mexico 2006 5. The absent economic message, US and Mexico 2000 6. The campaign-centered model in comparative perspective 7. Conclusion.
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