Amateur hour: The dominance of purposive benefits among local political party chairs

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@prof_mirya Doug and I have a piece in SSQ looking at motivations for volunteering to serve as party chair. Maybe not what you're thinking of wrt volunteering but then again maybe relevant. https://t.co/bMzD4TQ7AB

RT @jbview: We don't know whether/how things would be different post-reform, but for right now empowering formal party organizations and pr…

We don't know whether/how things would be different post-reform, but for right now empowering formal party organizations and processes would dilute, not enhance, professionalism and pragmatism.

local political party chairs are motivated by purposive benefits, while career motivations are relatively rare https://t.co/zWWTe85RWK

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