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“For They Knew What They Did” – What Swiss Voters Did (Not) Know About The Mass Immigration Initiative
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| In: | Swiss Political Science Review, 21, 2015, 1, S. 48-62 |
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| spelling | Milic, Thomas 1424-7755 1662-6370 Wiley Political Science and International Relations http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/spsr.12145 <jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>After the vote of 9 February 2014, many attributed the surprising result to voter ignorance. The basic claim was that the majority of those voting in favour of the initiative possessed only a weak understanding of what the likely outcome(s) would be if their choice prevailed. However, the analysis of the voters' knowledge level shows that they were comparably well aware of what the proposal at hand was about. Moreover, most voters voted their true preferences. They were also well aware about the possible economic ramifications acceptance could have for the relationship between Switzerland and the European Union and they were willing to take the risk. However, what should give the initiative's opponents a glimmer of hope is the fact that a majority believed that the principle of free movement would somehow be negotiable. Given the ongoing refusal of the EU to renegotiate that principle, these voters might have become less confident about its negotiability than they were before the vote.</jats:p> “For They Knew What They Did” – What Swiss Voters Did (Not) Know About The Mass Immigration Initiative Swiss Political Science Review |
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