An edition of Competitive pressure and democratic consent (1956)

Competitive pressure and democratic consent

an interpretation of the 1952 presidential election

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Competitive pressure and democratic consent
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an interpretation of the 1952 presidential election

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Bureau of Government, Institute of Public Administration, University of Michigan
Language
English
Pages
122

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Subjects

Election, Presidents

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United States

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Cover of: Competitive pressure and democratic consent
Competitive pressure and democratic consent: an interpretation of the 1952 presidential election
1964, Quadrangle Books
in English - 2nd ed.
Cover of: Competitive pressure and democratic consent
Competitive pressure and democratic consent: an interpretation of the 1952 presidential election
1956, Bureau of Government, Institute of Public Administration, University of Michigan
in English
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Ann Arbor
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University of Michigan. Michigan governmental studies, no. 32, Michigan governmental studies

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viii, 122 p.
Number of pages
122

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OL15331191M

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