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Two-dimensional political spectrum of the Polish parties by Seongcheol Kim and Endre Borbáth in A Typology of Postcommunist Successor Parties in Central and Eastern Europe and an Explanatory Framework for Their (Non-)Success. |
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| Source |
https://endre-borbath.eu/assets/pdf/eceu-article-p277_007.pdf |
| Date |
2022 |
| Author |
Seongcheol Kim and Endre Borbáth |
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