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Elias Dinas and Kostas
Gemenis,
- "Measuring
Parties' Ideological Positions With Manifesto Data: A
Critical Evaluation of the Competing
Methods,"
427-450.
- Eric S. Heberlig and
Bruce A. Larson,
- "Congressional
Parties and the Mobilization of Leadership PAC
Contributions,"
451-475.
- Rekha Diwakar,
- "Party
Aggregation in India: A State Level
Analysis,"
477-496.
- Hyeok Yong Kwon,
- "Unemployment,
Partisan Issue Ownership, and Vote Switching: Evidence
from South Korea,"
497-521.
- Radoslaw Markowski and
Joshua A. Tucker,
- "Euroscepticism
and the Emergence of Political Parties in
Poland," 523-548.
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