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Why Parties?: A Second Look (Chicago Studies in American Politics)

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Why Parties?: A Second Look (Chicago Studies in American Politics)

Country	USA
Author	John H. Aldrich
Binding	Kindle Edition
EISBN	9780226012759
Format	Kindle eBook
Label	University of Chicago Press
Manufacturer	University of Chicago Press
NumberOfPages	401
PublicationDate	2012-07-24
Publisher	University of Chicago Press
ReleaseDate	2012-07-24
Studio	University of Chicago Press

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