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saliency theory of party competition: a standalone construct

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Party politics

the theory that parties compete mainly by emphasizing issues favorable to them rather than by taking opposing positions on the same issues.

In party politics, saliency theory of party competition refers to the theory that parties compete mainly by emphasizing issues favorable to them rather than by taking opposing positions on the same issues. This meaning comes from Budge (2015) in West European Politics.[1]

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  1. Budge, I. (2015). Issue Emphases, Saliency Theory and Issue Ownership: A Historical and Conceptual Analysis. West European Politics, 38(4), 761-777. https://doi.org/10.1080/01402382.2015.1039374

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