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Introduction Historical Development of Voting Studies Social Structural Theories of Voting Rational Choice Theories of Voting Issues and Space Proximity and Directional Theories of Voting Voting and the Economy Non-voting and Abstention Thinking about Voting Change Conclusion
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Introduction Historical Development of Voting Studies Social Structural Theories of Voting Rational Choice Theories of Voting Issues and Space Proximity and Directional Theories of Voting Voting and the Economy Non-voting and Abstention Thinking about Voting Change Conclusion
Key concepts: Voting, Computer science, Political science, Law, Politics