This paper also undertakes a spatial analysis ofthe green vote. This involves comparing the
rate at which voters cast primary votes for Greens candidates with key socio-economic …

This article examines the 2002 by-election in the Australian federal seat of Cunningham, in
which the Australian Greens secured their first and only member of the House of …

Green parties have met with varying success within Europe. Germany may now be identified
as a four-party system with the ecological movement playing an important role in terms of …

The Greens at the 2004 Queensland State election almost trebled their primary vote from
2001, an increase suggesting the party has already filled the vacuum left by the declining …

This article discusses the political position held by the Green Party of Australia in the 2007
federal elections in Australia. The Australian Electoral Commission's lack of publicity for …

Green parties achieved a major breakthrough in the 1989 European elections. Who voted
green in these elections? This first comprehensive comparative analysis of the green voter …

This study is an initial comparative exploration of the green party phenomenon. The
principal objective of this article is to provide a general overview of the historical …

On 27 August a notice was placed in the Prime Ministerial media advice cabinet announcing
that Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock and Prime Minister John Howard would hold a joint …

The greens experienced mixed fortunes in the elections to the European Parliament in June
1994.'The size of the Green Group of the European Parliament (GGEP) diminished from 28 …

The US Green movement has matured into an electorally-oriented party, has grown in
membership, budget and electoral victories, and has begun to have an impact on national …