Parties, Civil Society, and the Deterrence of Democratic Defection

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RT @DC_DeWitt: Much scholarship has been dedicated to the notion that when political parties fear free and fair elections will sap them of…

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Much scholarship has been dedicated to the notion that when political parties fear free and fair elections will sap them of power, they become more anti-democratic. https://t.co/ohQisDOmKd An example:

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RT @PoPpublicsphere: New Article by our Editor-in-Chief, Michael Bernhard (w/co-authors @a2hicken, Christopher Reenock & @StaffanILindber)!…

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