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Against the Machine : Why Party Competition Disrupts Vote Buying - Kenneth F. Greene Publication Date:31/07/2026 End of the Line�was longlisted

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End of the Line�was longlisted for the Yeovil Novel Prize

built on a strong narrative structure

we have forced out the inhabitants of the night and disrupted the circadian rhythms necessary to sustain all living things

Chen Xing and Xiang Shu embark together on a journey where the salvation of everything they know hangs in the balance

Against the Machine : Why Party Competition Disrupts Vote Buying - Kenneth F. Greene Publication Date:31/07/2026 End of the Line�was longlistedThis book explains variations in the effectiveness of vote buying. Current theory assumes that vote buying is effective, rotting democracy's foundations. Yet evidence shows that it rarely succeeds. Against the Machine presents a partisan competition theory to explain why buying vote choices is typically ineffective, the conditions under which it occasionally succeeds, and why it persists despite meager electoral returns. Competitive elections arm

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