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Contemporary Theatre Review Volume 25, 2015 - Issue 2: Electoral Theatre
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Beyond the Zero-Sum Game: Participation and the Optics of Opting

James Frieze
Pages 216-229 | Published online: 30 Apr 2015

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David Overend & Oliver Heath. (2021) ‘The majority has spoken’: performing referenda at the National Theatre. Studies in Theatre and Performance 41:2, pages 143-165.
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Julia Peetz. (2019) Legitimacy as a zero-sum game: Presidential populism and the performative success of the unauthorized outsider. Contemporary Political Theory 19:4, pages 642-662.
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Adam Alston. (2016) Making Mistakes in Immersive Theatre: Spectatorship and Errant Immersion. Journal of Contemporary Drama in English 4:1.
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