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A View from the States Daniel Judah Elazar. parties , the real centers of party organization , finance , and power are at the state and local levels . This noncentralization of the par- ties contributes to the maintenance of generally ...
A View from the States Daniel Judah Elazar. parties , the real centers of party organization , finance , and power are at the state and local levels . This noncentralization of the par- ties contributes to the maintenance of generally ...
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... party voting important in legislative matters , without clear - cut ideological differences between the two parties to make party lines impor- tant , it often seems as if the party system were a mere appendage in American politics . Yet the ...
... party voting important in legislative matters , without clear - cut ideological differences between the two parties to make party lines impor- tant , it often seems as if the party system were a mere appendage in American politics . Yet the ...
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... Parties , and Congress Clear state responsibility for the organization and regulation of the party system has strengthened the role of party politics as a guarantor of state integrity . Given formal status through state law in the first ...
... Parties , and Congress Clear state responsibility for the organization and regulation of the party system has strengthened the role of party politics as a guarantor of state integrity . Given formal status through state law in the first ...
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