- John Ishiyama,
Anna Batta, and Angela Sortor,
- "Political
parties, independents and the electoral market in
sub-Saharan Africa,"
695-712.
- Lori Thorlakson,,
- "Measuring
vertical integration in parties with multi-level systems
data,"
713-734.
- Danielle Resnick,
- "Do
electoral coalitions facilitate democratic consolidation
in Africa?,"
735-757.
- Christina Isabel Zuber,
- "Beyond
outbidding? Ethnic party strategies in
Serbia,"
758-777.
- Nicole Bolleyer and
Anika Gauja,
- "Parliamentary
salaries as a party resource: Party organizational power
in Westminster democracies,"
778-797.
- Samuel DeCanio and
Corwin D. Smidt,
- "Prelude
to populism: Mass electoral support for the Grange and
Greenback parties,"
798-820.
- Carsten Jensen and Jens
Peter Frølund Thomsen,
- "Can
party competition amplify mass ideological polarization
over public policy? The case of ethnic exclusionism in
Denmark and Sweden,"
821-840.
- Editors,
- "Corrigendum,"
851.
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Dominant political parties and democracy: Concepts,
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Caroline Close)
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Party Politics, 19 (September 2013), 841-843.
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movement, and American politics after Bush (Reviewed
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Party Politics, 19 (September 2013), 843-845.
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decide: Lessons from citizen assemblies on electoral
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Party Politics, 19 (September 2013), 847-849.
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Scottish National Party: Transition to power
(Reviewed by Peter Lynch)
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