英文摘要 |
Political clustering analysis was created with the stated objectives of generating information regarding the political nature of geographical distribuyion. This article uses township-level data on several electoral outcomes to analyze the contextual effect on the stability and geographical distribution of the Democratic Progressive Party's (DPP) loyal voters. I reach one conclusion that DPP voter's stability is uncorrelated with politacal clustering, which suggests the endogenous contextual effect is less persuasive than the correlated effect,-due to individual-specific characteristics-in predicting DPP voter behavior. |