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new party entry: a standalone construct

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Party politics

the emergence of new parties in elections, explained by the costs of entry, the benefits of office and the probability of electoral support.

In party politics, new party entry refers to the emergence of new parties in elections, explained by the costs of entry, the benefits of office and the probability of electoral support. This meaning comes from Tavits (2006) in Party Politics.[1]

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References

Tavits, M. (2006). Party System Change: Testing a Model of New Party Entry. Party Politics, 12(1), 99-119. https://doi.org/10.1177/1354068806059346

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