Political paradoxes

Rose discusses the state of politics in the UK during the past several years. He has noticed the tactical voting of the electorate becoming increasingly sophisticated.

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Published in:The Contemporary review 1997-08, Vol.271 (1579), p.57
Main Author: Rose, Paul B
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