- Patrick Dunleavy
and Rekha Diwakar,
- "Analysing
multiparty competition in plurality rule
elections,"
855-886.
- Matthew Goodwin, Robert
Ford, and David Cutts,
- "Extreme
right foot soldiers, legacy effects and deprivation: A
contextual analysis of the leaked British National Party
(BNP) membership list,"
887-906.
- Derek S Hutcheson,
- "Party
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Russia,"
907-924.
- Thomas T Holyoke,
- "The
interest group effect on citizen contact with
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925-944.
- Staffan I Lindberg,
- "Have
the cake and eat it: The rational voter in
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945-961.
- Hans Noel,
- "Which
long coalition? The creation of the anti-slavery
coalition,"
962-984.
- Kevin Byrne and Eoin
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- "What's
in a name? Using surnames as data for party
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McAllister, Political parties and democratic linkage:
How parties Organize Democracy. (Reviewed by R. K.
Carty)
- Oxford University Press, 2011.
Party Politics, 19 (November 2013), 998-999.
- Kay Lehman Schlozman, Sidmey Verba, and Henry E.
Brady, The unheavenly chorus: Unequal political voice
and the broken promise of American democracy
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- Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Pres, 2012.
Party Politics, 19 (November 2013), 999-1001.
- Joseph Colomer, Personal representation: The
neglected dimension of electoral systems (Reviewed by
Michael Gallagher)
- Colchester: ECPR Press, 2011.
Party Politics, 19 (November 2013),
1001-1003.
- Rico Isaccs, Party system formation in Kazakhstan:
Between formal and informal politics (Reviewed by
John Ishiyama)
- New York: Routledge, 2011.
Party Politics, 19 (November 2013),
1003-1005.
- Michael Gallagher and Michael Marsh (eds.), How
Ireland voted 2011: The full story of Ireland's
earthquake election (Reviewed by Katy
Hayward)
- Basingtoke: Palgrave MacMillan, 2011.
Party Politics, 19 (November 2013), 1005-1007
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