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Title: To Vote or Not to Vote?: The Merits and Limits of Rational Choice Theory (Political Science) by Andre Blais ISBN: 0-8229-5734-5 Publisher: University of Pittsburgh Press Pub. Date: 01 August, 2000 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $22.95

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Summary: The vital issues of what makes people decide to vote
Comment: In To Vote Or Not To Vote: The Merits And Limits Of Rational Choice Theory, Andre Blais (Professor of Political Science, University of Montreal, Canada) examines the vital issues of what makes people decide to vote in political elections and referendums. After an engaging introduction, "Is It Rational to Vote?"; the chapters comprising this unique and informative analysis include When and Where Are People Most likely to Vote?; Who Votes?; Do People Believe That Their Vote Could Be Decisive?; What Is the Cost of Voting?; Is it a Duty to Vote?; Do People Free Ride?; and Rational Choice and Voting. The informative and very highly recommended text is enhanced for political science students with a pertinent number of relevant appendices.

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