Questioning Parliamentary Questions

The conclusion highlights the heuristic potential of Parliamentary Questions (PQs) and suggests that they should form an important unit of analysis for scholars of legislative studies. PQs offer an original and comparative basis for measuring both legislators' individual behaviour and legislatu...

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Published in:Journal of legislative studies 2011-09, Vol.17 (3), p.394-404
Main Authors: Rozenberg, Olivier, Martin, Shane
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Comparative analysis
Heuristics
Humanities and Social Sciences
Information
Legislative behaviour
Legislative Bodies
Legislative work
legislatives studies
Legislators
legislatures
Parliament
Parliamentarians
Political science
Political Systems
question time
questions
State Role
written questions
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Humanities and Social Sciences
Information
Legislative behaviour
Legislative Bodies
Legislative work
legislatives studies
Legislators
legislatures
Parliament
Parliamentarians
Political science
Political Systems
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State Role
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