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Electoral Institutions, Candidate Strategy, and Legislative Behavior
Fri, September 6, 4:00 to 5:30pm, Marriott Philadelphia Downtown, Franklin 10Session Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
Papers on electoral institutions, candidate strategies, and legislative behavior with a regional focus on Japan and Taiwan
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
Do Institutions Cause Strategic Voting? Evidence from Taiwan - Tse-Luen Wu, University of Rochester
Lasting Effects of Electoral Systems on Candidate-Centric Voting - Taishi Muraoka, Academia Sinica
Legislative Agenda and Behaviour: A Differentiated Effect of Electoral Reform - Kento Ohara, University of Oxford; Kentaro Kawato, University of Tokyo
Winning More with Less - Amy Louise Catalinac, New York University; Lucia Motolinia, Washington University in St Louis
Youth Representation and Parties’ Nomination Strategy in Mixed Member Systems - Dai Sasaki, The University of Tokyo