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We present the result of a dual modeling of opinion network. The modelcomplements the agent-based opinion models by attaching to the social agent(voters) network a political opinion (party) network having its own intrinsicmechanisms of evolution. These two sub-networks form a global network which canbe either isolated from or dependent on the external influence. Basically, theevolution of the agent network includes link adding and deleting, the opinionchanges influenced by social validation, the political climate, theattractivity of the parties and the interaction between them. The opinionnetwork is initially composed of numerous nodes representing opinions orparties which are located on a one dimensional axis according to theirpolitical positions. The mechanism of evolution includes union, splitting,change of position and of attractivity, taken into account the pairwise nodeinteraction decaying with node distance in power law. The global evolution endsin a stable distribution of the social agents over a quasi-stable andfluctuating stationary number of remaining parties. Empirical study on thelifetime distribution of numerous parties and vote results is carried out toverify numerical results.

A dual modelling of evolving political opinion networks