Party Switching in Israel Pepijn van Oort

Party Switching in Israel Pepijn van OortAnalyzes the history of legislative party switching and its regulation in the Israeli Knesset. This is the first book about the politics of party switching, or floor crossing, better known as "kalanterism" in Israeli politics. The Israeli parliament adopted legislation in 1991 that imposed penalties on parliamentary defectors. However, as the book documents, the effect of this legislation was extremely puzzling: the frequency of party switches has

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