Comment on Katz

A. S. Cohan

British Journal of Political Science, 1981, vol. 11, issue 1, 122-123

Abstract: Professor Katz raises a number of points, but I shall limit myself to four. Firstly, I accept his argument that the way in which parties nominate candidates, even over-nomination, may be functional for party unity. Indeed, nowhere in the previous articles has anything else been suggested.

Date: 1981
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