Thema: Researching Political Parties:

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Researching Political Parties: Comparative Perspectives
Myriam Aït-Aoudia, Carole Bachelot, Lucie Bargel, Hélène Combes, Stéphanie Dechezelles, Nathalie Ethuin, Florence Haegel, Catherine Leclercq, Élise Massicard, Anne-Sophie Petitfils

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Are Parties Interested in Our Research? A Comparative Perspective on Attitudes to Research among Parties
Carole Bachelot, Hélène Combes, Stéphanie Dechezelles, Florence Haegel, Catherine Leclercq

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In-Field Risks as Indicators of Structure
The Management and Objectivization of a Research Relationship in a Radical and Transnational Context
Olivier Grojean

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Managing Research Surveys in Interwoven Contexts
Taking Sides: Risks and Researcher-Participant Distance in a Study of a Local Party Coalition
Nicolas Bué

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Miscellaneous Articles

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Book Reviews

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Book Reviews

Comparative politics helps distinguish what is attributable to general behavior, and what to unique national characteristics. In this way it offers decision-makers a stable foundation for developing policies. Read more...

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