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  • Ideological congruence between the median voter and the government changes substantially from one decade to the next, especially in the SMD systems of Western democracies. These changes are closely linked to changing levels of party system polarization. When the large parties are close to the median voter, any outcome creates congruent governments. When they diverge, governments are usually much further away. This paper explores the relative influence and relationships between international ideological trends, domestic voter diversity and party system polarization. Citizen selfplacement data from Eurobarometer, World Value and CSES studies, and party position data from the comparative manifesto project and CSES, are used to analyze these dynamic movements and their consequences from the mid-1970s through 2005. (xsd:string)
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  • Voter Diversity, Ideological Trends, and Changing Party System Polarization in Western Democracies: Implications for Ideological Congruence (xsd:string)
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