Representing US or self: Party switching in India (Record no. 520215)

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Personal name Kakati, Bhaskar Kumar
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Title Representing US or self: Party switching in India
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Place of publication, distribution, etc The Journal of Governance
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Extent (23), Jul, 2021: p.19-36
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Summary, etc Party switching is a common phenomenon in India. Representation of the considerable number of such switched politicians in the different parliamentary systems of India is the outcome of the number of such switched politicians got ticket to contest in an election. Cost-benefit, ideology, etc., are some are the driving factors of party switching, but in the case of India, it has been observed that the majority switched party because of denial of the party ticket. An attempt has been made to understand the trend of party switching in India considering the 2019 Lok Sabha election. – Reproduced
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Main entry heading The Journal of Governance
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Subject DIP POLITICAL PARTIES
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2022-07-20 (23), Jul, 2021: p.19-36 AR126869 2022-07-20 Articles

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