Party politics in East Asia : citizens, elections, and democratic development /

Contents
List of Tables and Figures
Preface
1 Parties, Party Choice, and Partisanship in East Asia
Russell J. Dalton, Yun-han Chu, and Doh Chull Shin
2 Electoral Systems and Party Systems
Benjamin Reilly
3 The Patterns of Party Alignment
Russell J. Dalton and Aiji Tanaka
4 The Development of Partisanship
Emile C. J. Sheng
5 Social Structure and Party Support
Ian McAllister
6 Value Cleavages, Issues, and Partisanship
Aie-Rie Lee
7 Partisanship and Citizen Politics
Yun-han Chu and Min-hua Huang
8 Partisanship and Democratization
Doh Chull Shin and Rollin F. Tusalem
9 Citizens, Political Parties, and Democratic Development
Doh Chull Shin, Russell J. Dalton, and Yun-han Chu
Appendix
Bibliography
The Contributors
Index
About the Book
Tables and Figures
Tables
1.1 The Survey Projects on East Asia and the Nations Surveyed
2.1 Electoral System Changes in East Asia Since 1990
2.2 Mixed-Member Electoral Systems in East Asia
2.3 Changes in the Effective Numbers of Political Parties
3.1 Party System Characteristics
4.1 Measures of Partisanship Across Nations
4.2 Average of Different Regions Across Indicators
4.3 Correlations Across Four Indicators of Partisanship
4.4 Party Identifiers by Social Characteristics
5.1 Variables, Definitions, and Means
5.2 The Distribution of the Vote
5.3 Social Structure and Voting in Australia, 2004
5.4 Social Structure and Voting in New Zealand, 2002
5.5 Social Structure and Voting in Japan, 2004
5.6 Social Structure and Voting in Korea, 2004
5.7 Social Structure and Voting in the Philippines, 2004
5.8 Social Structure and Voting in Taiwan, 2001
6.1 Factor Loading for Libertarian and Authoritarian Items on the First Unrotated Factor
6.2 Authoritarian-Libertarian Values, Economics Issues, and Their Correlates
6.3 Values, Issues, and Party Preference in Japan, 2000
6.4 Values, Issues, and Party Preference in Taiwan, 1995
6.5 Values, Issues, and Party Preference in Philippines, 1995
6.6 Values, Issues, and Party Preference in Indonesia, 2001
7.1 The Factors Related to Electoral Participation
7.2 The Factors Related to Nonelectoral Participation
7.3 A Structural Equation Analysis of Electoral Participation
7.4 A Structural Equation Analysis of Nonelectoral Participation
8.1 Variants of Partisanship Identification Among East Asians
8.2 Perceptions of a Well-Functioning Democracy by Types of Partisanship
8.3 Types of Partisanship and Levels of Practical Support for Democracy
8.4 Types of Partisanship and Levels of Opposition to Authoritarian Politics
8.5 Multiple Classification Analysis of the Effects of Partisanship on Mass Reactions to
Democratization
9.1 Index of Party Volatility
Figures
2.1 Political Parties and Social Diversity in East Asia
3.1 Mean Left-Right Position of Electorate and Standard Deviation
3.2 Citizen Placement of Parties on the Left-Right Scale
5.1 Social Cleavages and Voting in East Asia
7.1 Party Attachment and Level of Electoral Participation
7.2 Party Attachment and Level of Nonelectoral Participation
8.1 Partisanship and Levels of Institutional Trust
8.2 Types of Partisanship and Levels of Normative Democratic Support
9.1 Political Parties in East Asia by the Period of Their Founding
9.2 Years Since the Democratic Transition and Age of the Party System