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Debates Come to the United Kingdom: A Functional Analysis of the 2010 British Prime Minister Election Debates

William L. Benoit Communication Studies, Ohio UniversityView further author information
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Jennifer M. Benoit-Bryan Public Administration, University of Illinois, ChicagoView further author information
Pages 463-478 | Published online: 22 Aug 2013

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WilliamL. Benoit & JenniferM. Benoit-Bryan. (2014) A Functional Analysis of UK Debates in Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Western Journal of Communication 78:5, pages 653-667.
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