The apartisan American : dealignment and changing electoral politics

Russell J. Dalton

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The Apartisan American The Two Sides of the Dealignment Debate Do Partisans Go to Heaven? Mobilization and Democratic Citizenship Becoming Active in Politics Images of the Political Parties Making Candidate Choices Switchers, Splitters and Late Deciders Dealignment in Comparative Perspective Electoral Politics Past and Future

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