Le Decoupage electoral sous la Ve Republique
Interets parlementaires, logiques partisanes
by Thomas Ehrhard
The gerrymandering myth impedes the interpretation of the way electoral boundaries have been created during the Fifth Republic. Studying this makes it possible to arbitrate between different partisan logics and parliamentary interests and show that it is not a factor that sufficiently and conclusively explains electoral results.
The gerrymandering myth impedes the interpretation of the way electoral boundaries have been created during the Fifth Republic. Studying this makes it possible to arbitrate between different partisan logics and parliamentary interests and show that it is not a factor that sufficiently and conclusively explains electoral results.
- By (author) Thomas Ehrhard
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