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Political behaviour

the account of vote choice stressing social group memberships, cross-pressures and personal influence through social networks during campaigns.

In political behaviour, Columbia school of voting refers to the account of vote choice stressing social group memberships, cross-pressures and personal influence through social networks during campaigns. This meaning comes from Lazarsfeld (1944) in The people's choice.[1]

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References

Lazarsfeld, P. F. (1944). The people's choice. Columbia University Press. Open Library record

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