Risk vs Reward Strategies in Indirect Presidential Elections: Political Parties and the Selection of Presidential Electors in Germany, 1949–2017

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RT @PhilippKoeker: My 2019 paper in @GermanPolJnl explores when and why Extra-Parliamentarian Electors (EPEs), i.e. electors without any pa…

RT @PhilippKoeker: My 2019 paper in @GermanPolJnl explores when and why Extra-Parliamentarian Electors (EPEs), i.e. electors without any pa…

RT @PhilippKoeker: My 2019 paper in @GermanPolJnl explores when and why Extra-Parliamentarian Electors (EPEs), i.e. electors without any pa…

My 2019 paper in @GermanPolJnl explores when and why Extra-Parliamentarian Electors (EPEs), i.e. electors without any parliameny mandate, are nominated by parties in state parliaments: https://t.co/FdbSSQsNju / #OpenAccess here https://t.co/w0QcJw7tWG 2/3

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