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The Logic of Spatial Politics: The 1998 Queensland Election

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Brennan, H Geoffrey
Mitchell, Nicola

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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

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This paper combines one of the few facts we know about the 1998 Queensland state election, ie the break-up of seats before and after the poll, with some straightforward assumptions about political behaviour to develop a spatial model of the election. In doing so, we reach interesting conclusions about the nature of the political contest in Queensland and highlight the existence of somewhat surprising similarities and differences between the policies of the main parties.

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Australian Journal of Political Science

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2037-12-31