Taking minorities for granted? Ethnic density, party campaigning and targeting minority voters in 2010 British general elections.
Taking minorities for granted? Ethnic density, party campaigning and targeting minority voters in 2010 British general elections.
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把少数族裔视为理所当然？
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发表时间：
2013
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通讯作者：
D. Cutts
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作者：
M. Sobolewska;E. Fieldhouse;D. Cutts
在英国，政党可以把少数种族和少数民族选民视为理所当然的原因有很多。他们压倒性地忠诚地投票给左翼政党，比白色选民拥有更少的资源，他们大多生活在地理集群中，使他们在有限的席位中拥有选举杠杆。然而，少数群体的参与程度与白色人口一样多，而且在族裔集中的地区似乎更多。使用英国选举研究，少数民族英国选举研究，英国竞选支出的数据和选举代理人的调查，从2010年选举，我们探讨政党竞选，个人动员和民族人口密度之间的关系。我们发现，虽然少数民族认为接触较少，但政党在少数民族集中的地区开展竞选活动同样困难（或更困难），他们的目标是这些地区的少数民族选民，然而，居住在当地人口集中地区以外的少数民族选民可能会经历较少的接触。
There are many reasons why political parties can take the racial and ethnic minority voters for granted in Britain. They vote overwhelmingly and loyally for the left-wing parties, have fewer resources than white voters and they mostly live in geographical clusters giving them electoral leverage in a limited number of seats. Yet, minorities participate as much as the white population and seem to do more so in areas of ethnic concentration. Using the British Election Study, Ethnic Minorities British Election Study, British campaign spending data and the electoral agent's survey from 2010 election, we explore the relationship between party campaigning, individual mobilisation and ethnic population density. We find that although minorities perceive less contact, parties campaign just as hard (or harder) in areas of minority concentration and they target minority voters in these areas, However, minority voters living outside of local concentrations of population may experience less contact from parties.
2010 年英国大选投票社会基础中的种族异质性
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10.1080/17457289.2011.562611
发表时间：
2011
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Journal of Elections, Public Opinion & Parties
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Heath A
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Heath A