Party System Representation is a theoretical construct within the study of Party System Development that specifies how political parties, as agents of electoral competition, differentially reflect the ideological, social, and institutional cleavages of the electorate through their configuration, stability, and responsiveness over time.
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Formation of Party Cleavages in Post-Communist Democracies
Herbert Kitschelt · Party Politics · 1995 · 632 citations
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