Do parties converge? An empirical analysis of party organizational and policy issue saliency change in Western Europe (1970–2010)

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RT @eu_pizzimenti: Finally out: great team (@erricalox @cicchilore @BeniaminoMasi and myself)! https://t.co/36I7oA5qcK

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RT @erricalox: "All the parties are the same". Well, yes and no: it depends. We have tried to analyse the actual convergence among politica…

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"All the parties are the same". Well, yes and no: it depends. We have tried to analyse the actual convergence among political parties in an article just published.

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RT @eu_pizzimenti: Finally out: great team (@erricalox @cicchilore @BeniaminoMasi and myself)! https://t.co/36I7oA5qcK

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