Polarising Pluralism: The Swedish Parliamentary Election of September 2014

Nicholas Aylott · Niklas Bolin

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The parliamentary election in Sweden on 14 September 2014 resulted in defeat for the four-party centre-right coalition that had governed for eight years.1 It was displaced by another coalition, com...

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