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How democracies vote : a study of electoral systems by Enid Lakeman text

By: Lakeman, EnidMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: London Faber 1974Edition: 4th and revised ed., resetDescription: 3-317p, 23cmISBN: 0571048420Subject(s): ElectionsDDC classification: 324.21 LAK

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<p>HISTORY: Previous ed.: 1970; BIBLIOGRAPHY: Bibliography: p.306-310. - Includes index</p>

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