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The 1981 Netherlands election

Hans J. G. A. van Mierlo Assistant Professor of Political Science and Political Economy, Erasmus University, Rotterdam
Pages 297-301 | Published online: 03 Dec 2007

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HansJ.G.A. van Mierlo. (1986) Depillarisation and the decline of consociationalism in the Netherlands: 1970–85. West European Politics 9:1, pages 97-119.
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Ken Gladdish. (1983) The 1982 Netherlands election. West European Politics 6:3, pages 277-280.
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Garrett Glasgow, Matt Golder & Sona N. Golder. (2017) New Empirical Strategies for the Study of Parliamentary Government Formation. Political Analysis 20:2, pages 248-270.
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