1.The Study of Electoral Systems
2.The Single Member Plurality System and its Cousins
3.Majority Electoral Systems: Two-Round Systems and the Alternative Vote
4.The List Systems of Proportional Representation
5.Mixed-Member Electoral Systems
6.The Single Transferable Vote System of Proportional Representation
7.The Systemic Consequences of Electoral Systems
8.The Strategic Consequences of Electoral Systems
9.Electoral System Design and Reform
10.Do Electoral Systems Matter?

"Electoral Systems examines the six principal types of system currently in use in more than fifty of the world's democracies. The book considers the operations and effects of these systems and adopts a common format throughout. Making use of an array of visual material, including authentic ballot papers, tables and figures, this revised edition assesses: a spread of case studies in and beyond Europe; forms and consequences of electoral reform; 'electoral integrity' and gerrymandering; and expanded coverage of 'contamination' problems with mixed-member systems. This in-depth study remains the go-to book for students and researchers seeking to understand electoral systems around the world"--

Dr Elisabeth Carter is Senior Lecturer in Politics at Keele University, UK. Her research focuses on electoral systems, party systems and party competition, and political parties, particularly those of the extreme right.
Professor David Farrell MRIA, holds the Chair of Politics at University College Dublin. A specialist in the study of representation, electoral systems and parties, his recent books include: The Oxford Handbook of Irish Politics (Oxford University Press, 2021), and Deliberative Mini-Publics: Core Design Features (Bristol University Press, 2021).
Dr Gemma Loomes is Lecturer in Comparative Politics at Keele University, UK. Her research focuses on political parties, party competition, and party systems.