The Future of Election Reform: From Rules to Institutions by Daniel P. Tokaji :: SSRN

Welcome to the New Parties Data Set. This data set was created as part of the New News Project, which studies new political parties and the role the media play in determining their career trajectories. We will put a full codebook up on the Harvard Dataverse soon.

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La fascination du conclave

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The Supreme Court framed its holding in its 2000 case, Bush v. Gore, as fulfilling its “unsought responsibility” to protect voters’ equal protection righ

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