Party Divergence is a political science construct that measures the ideological distance between political parties on policy dimensions, differentiating it from related concepts by quantifying the extent to which party platforms diverge rather than converge in competitive electoral systems.
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How Party Polarization Affects Governance
Frances E. Lee · Annual Review of Political Science · 2015 · 186 citations
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Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
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