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Party Leadership and Change in Party Systems: Towards a Postmodern Party State?
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spellingShingle | Von Beyme, Klaus, Government and Opposition, Party Leadership and Change in Party Systems: Towards a Postmodern Party State?, Public Administration, Sociology and Political Science |
title | Party Leadership and Change in Party Systems: Towards a Postmodern Party State? |
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