2009
DOI: 10.4000/anneemaghreb.588
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L’abstention en Algérie : un autre mode de contestation politique

Abstract: L’expérience du multipartisme et des élections plurielles en Algérie est récente. Or, l’abstention qui marque de façon de plus en plus frappante les scrutins constitue un comportement électoral révélateur d’une profonde crise de confiance. L’abstention est d’abord liée à un système qui a réformé ses procédures sans changer ses logiques de fonctionnement. Il en résulte un code électoral dissuasif, des résultats officiels suspects et une présomption de culpabilité en matière de fraude électorale. L’abstention es… Show more

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“…among many possible motivations (Winkler, 1993;Jones and Hudson, 2003;Rogers et al, 2013) 9 . Such cases of "expressive voting" are often considered to provide one explanation (if not the only one) for the fact that many people make the effort to vote in spite of the very low likelihood for one single vote to break a tie, in reference to the famous "paradox of voting, " an offspring of rational choice theory (Dowding, 2005;Geys, 2006;Aytaç and Stokes, 2019) 10 . This confirms that there are indeed attitudes and intentions of interest for our question at stake.…”
Section: Elections and Consentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…among many possible motivations (Winkler, 1993;Jones and Hudson, 2003;Rogers et al, 2013) 9 . Such cases of "expressive voting" are often considered to provide one explanation (if not the only one) for the fact that many people make the effort to vote in spite of the very low likelihood for one single vote to break a tie, in reference to the famous "paradox of voting, " an offspring of rational choice theory (Dowding, 2005;Geys, 2006;Aytaç and Stokes, 2019) 10 . This confirms that there are indeed attitudes and intentions of interest for our question at stake.…”
Section: Elections and Consentmentioning
confidence: 99%