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14 The third electoral system The move towards the new system innrenity ) as the ... While it does not take much to notice the wide - ranging changes in electoral politics in this period , it is easy to miss their true significance .
14 The third electoral system The move towards the new system innrenity ) as the ... While it does not take much to notice the wide - ranging changes in electoral politics in this period , it is easy to miss their true significance .
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But the outlines of the new system were clear in the assembly elections held bet- ween 1993 and 1995.3 Electoral outcomes in the sub- sequent elections have established beyond doubt that we now live in a different era .
But the outlines of the new system were clear in the assembly elections held bet- ween 1993 and 1995.3 Electoral outcomes in the sub- sequent elections have established beyond doubt that we now live in a different era .
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The The third characteristic relates to the changing relationship between social cleavages and politics of electoral mobilisation . If one goes by popular accounts , the rise of casteism and its grip over electoral politics is the dis- ...
The The third characteristic relates to the changing relationship between social cleavages and politics of electoral mobilisation . If one goes by popular accounts , the rise of casteism and its grip over electoral politics is the dis- ...
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