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Sociology / Elections / Forms of government / Polyarchy / Democratization / Liberal democracy / Comparative politics / E-democracy / Government / Democracy / Politics / Political philosophy
Date: 2002-10-03 15:46:55
Sociology
Elections
Forms of government
Polyarchy
Democratization
Liberal democracy
Comparative politics
E-democracy
Government
Democracy
Politics
Political philosophy

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