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ELECTION AND PARTY SYSTEM EFFECTS ON POLICY REPRESENTATION: BRINGING TIME INTO A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Ian Budge*
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Document Date: 2006-02-01 15:27:57

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Government University / University of Essex / SUNY / Electoral Studies Michael D. McDonald Department / POLICY POSITIONS IN THREE NON-PR SYSTEMS We / Liberal Democrats / Political Science Binghamton University / COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE Ian Budge* Department / Left-Right / /

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Philip Converse / Clinton / Matthew Gabel / Roy Pierce / Ian Budge / John D. Huber / Warren Miller / /

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