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January 1, 2003Journal of Elections Public Opinion & Parties

Towards moderate pluralism: Scotland's post‐devolution party system, 1999–2002

Lynn G. Bennie Alistair Clark

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(2003). Towards moderate pluralism: Scotland's post‐devolution party system, 1999–2002. British Elections & Parties Review: Vol. 13, No. 1, pp. 134-155.

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