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founded SAGE Publishing in 1965 to support the dissemination of usable knowledge and …

Though local and regional politics are often ignored in political-behavior literature, analyses
of these areas are fundamental to understanding the scope of political change in the …

Addressing the lack of understanding regarding the lives of same-sex couples, this book
examines the sociodemographic characteristics of partnered gay men and lesbians. The …

This paper responds to recent calls for a Foucauldian population geography by critically
analysing the 2004 Gay and Lesbian Atlas (a US‐oriented product of demographers at …

Electoral Geography, the analysis of spatial patterns of voting, is undergoing something of a
renaissance with new methodological advances, theoretical shifts and changes in the …

Abstract “Geographic polarization”, the spatial concentration of “like” voting behavior, is a
phenomenon closely related to “partisan polarization”, the intensification of diametrically …

Heteronormativity is a culturally embedded system defining acceptable identities and
behaviors in romantic relationships. Recent literature has suggested that heteronormativity …

Answering calls for increased sensitivity to context in studies of electoral conflicts in local
gay rights issues, we offer an exploratory case study of an unsuccessful electoral initiative to …

Geography is at the core of most systems used to elect legislators to represent territorially-
defined constituencies. The United Kingdom offers a fascinating case study for appreciating …

This paper had two objectives. First, we developed for each large metropolitan area of the
United States with a population of 500,000 or more in 1990 four indexes of gay partnering …