Multiparty democracy: elections and legislative politics

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Electoral Systems and Political Participation Political Theory and Democracy Gender Politics and Representation

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1. Multiparty democracy 2. Elections and democracy 3. A theory of political competition 4. Elections in Israel 1988-1996 5. Elections in Italy: 1992-1996 6. Elections in the Netherlands: 1979-1981 7. Elections in Britain: 1979-2005 8. Political realignments in the U.S. 9. Concluding remarks 10. References 11. Tables and figures.

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