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Political parties as electoral-professional machines : an empirical research agenda

Pieter Moens (UGent)
(2016)
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Moens, Pieter. Political Parties as Electoral-Professional Machines : An Empirical Research Agenda. 2016.
APA
Moens, P. (2016). Political parties as electoral-professional machines : an empirical research agenda. Presented at the The sixth ECPR Graduate Student Conference, Tartu.
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Moens, Pieter. 2016. “Political Parties as Electoral-Professional Machines : An Empirical Research Agenda.” In . Tartu.
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Moens, Pieter. 2016. “Political Parties as Electoral-Professional Machines : An Empirical Research Agenda.” In . Tartu.
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Moens P. Political parties as electoral-professional machines : an empirical research agenda. In Tartu; 2016.
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P. Moens, “Political parties as electoral-professional machines : an empirical research agenda,” presented at the The sixth ECPR Graduate Student Conference, Tartu, 2016.
@inproceedings{8507827,
  author       = {{Moens, Pieter}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  location     = {{Tartu}},
  pages        = {{14}},
  title        = {{Political parties as electoral-professional machines : an empirical research agenda}},
  year         = {{2016}},
}