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The Italian general election of 2006 and the social construction of reality [PDF]

, 2006
Newell, JL
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They don't want to close Roxy: a qualitative account on the perceived efforts by Ivory Coast to end the informal market for medicines. [PDF]

Health Policy Open
Chimhutu V, Dagrou A, Tanyanyiwa AT.
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Competing over the ‘left behind’: the effect of independent local lists on the electoral performance of populist parties

Political Research Exchange
Eliska Drapalova, Fred Paxton
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Managing constraint: frugal opposition to European fiscal solidarity. [PDF]

J Eur Public Policy
Bokhorst D, Schoeller MG.
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ELECTORAL CODE 2003 (CRITICAL OVERVIEW) [PDF]

, 2003
Jaho, Niazi
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Meddling in the 2016 Elections and Satisfaction With Democracy in the US. [PDF]

Polit Stud (Oxf)
Justwan F, Baumgaertner B, Curtright M.
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Fair-Weather Voters: Personality and Vote Switching Intentions. [PDF]

Polit Stud Rev
Pruysers S, Blais J.
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Electoral accountability and political competence

Journal of Theoretical Politics, 2022
Much research contends that candidate competence brings technical or political skill, such that selecting against such attributes seems irrational. However, if special interest coalitions are sufficiently strong, a majority may expect that political expertise will be used to select policies that generate rents for narrow constituencies at the expense ...
Lindsey Gailmard
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Electoral Competence, Epistocracy, and Standpoint Epistemologies. A Reply to Brennan

International Journal of Philosophical Studies, 2021
Jason Brennan’s recent epistemic argument for epistocracy relies on the assumption that voter competence requires knowledge of economics and political science.
Olga Lenczewska
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Keep it Simple! German Voters’ Limited Competence to Evaluate Electoral Systems’ Functions

German Politics, 2020
Electoral systems are a fundamental feature of any democratic system, and the design of an electoral system can have a tremendous impact on party-, candidate-, and voter-behaviour.
Michael Jankowski, Eric Linhart, Markus Tepe   +2 more
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