Abstract
Preface 1. Spatial voting models: the behavioural assumptions 2. The unidimensional spatial voting model 3. A two-dimensional spatial model 4. A general spatial model of candidate competition 5. The influence of candidate characteristics and abstention on election outcomes 6. Voting on budgets 7. Models of voter uncertainty 8. Institutions 9. Empirical testing of the spatial theory of elections 10. Concluding observations References Answers to selected problems Index.
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