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Political discourse and gendered welfare reform: a case study of the UK Coalition government

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By Laura Richards-Gray, 4 years ago

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Learning VAA: A new method for matching users to parties in voting advice applications

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By Guillermo Romero Moreno, 5 years ago

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Shaping the (dis)advantage: the impact of partisan and demographic factors on ethnic minority candidates’ success in preferential voting systems. Evidence from the Brussels case

Volume 32, Issue 1, February 2022, Page 22-45.

By Chloé Janssen, 5 years ago

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Marriage of love or marriage of convenience? The determinants of pre-electoral coalition formation during the French Fifth Republic 1962–2012

Volume 32, Issue 1, February 2022, Page 88-106.

By Zsuzsanna Magyar, 5 years ago

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Well, you’re the expert: how signals of source expertise help mitigate partisan bias

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By Adam Ozer, 5 years ago

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Electoral fraud and the paradox of political competition

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By Stephen Dawson, 5 years ago

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Compelled voters and accountability in Australia

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By Rafael Oganesyan, 5 years ago

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Survey recruitment messages and reported turnout – an experimental study

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By Michael McGregor, 5 years ago

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Organized crime and political party systems characteristics in post-communist and Latin American countries

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By John Ishiyama, 5 years ago

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Partisanship, sexuality, and perceptions of candidates

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By Eric Loepp, 5 years ago