Between-Election Democracy [Paperback]

ContentsList of Figures and Tables viiContributors xiPreface xvChapter One: Between-Election Democracy: An Introductory NotePeter Esaiasson and Hanne Marthe Narud 1Chapter Two: Communicative Responsiveness and Other Central Conceptsin Between-Election DemocracyPeter Esaiasson, Mikael Gilljam and Mikael Persson 15Chapter Three: Is Anyone Listening?The Perceived Effectiveness of Electoral and Non-Electoral ParticipationSofie Marien and Marc Hooghe 35Chapter Four: Issue Uptake in the Shadow of ElectionsAudrey Andr?, Sam Depauw and Kris Deschouwer 53Chapter Five: Nominations, Campaigning and Representation: How theSecret Garden of Politics Determines the Style of Campaigning andRoles of RepresentationRune Karlsen and Hanne Marthe Narud 77Chapter Six: Institutional Incentives for Participation in Elections andBetween ElectionsHenrik Serup Christensen 103Chapter Seven: Political Parties in the Streets: The Development andTiming of Party-Sponsored Protests in Western EuropeSwen Hutter 127Chapter Eight: Signalling Through Voting Intention Polls Between ElectionsAnn-Kristin K?lln and Kees Aarts 151Chapter Nine: We Need to Decide!: A Mixed Method Approach toResponsiveness and Equal TreatmentLiz Richardson 171Chapter Ten: The Impact of Social Movements on Agenda Setting:Bringing the Real World Back InRoy Gava, Marco Giugni, and Fr?d?ric Varone 189Index 209Hanne Marthe Narud (1958-2012) was professor of political science at the University of Oslo. Her main research focus was on coalition behaviour, political recruiting, and voting behaviour. She published articles in?Comparative Sociology, European Journal of Political Research, Electoral Studies, West European Politics, Scandinavian Political Studies, Party Politics, Journal of Legislative Studies, Journal of Theoretical Politics?and?Acta Politica, in addition to numerous contributions to books in Norwegian and English. She also wrote a book with Henry Valen on political representation in a multiparty system. She was frequenlóµ