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The Comparative Study of Electoral Systems

The Comparative Study of Electoral Systems CSES is a collaborative, cross-national, multi-level survey research data collection conducted by election study teams in over fifty countries around the world. A consistent set of questions are asked in each country in order to facilitate comparative analysis. The resulting data sets are combined and made available for free download from the CSES website. By providing individual, district and system level data within a single data set, CSES provides researchers

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ACE Electoral Knowledge Network

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Welcome to the home of the Australian Election Study - The Australian Election Study - ANU

ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences. Medicine, Biology and Environment. Raquo; more academic areas. ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences. Comparative Study of Electoral Systems. School of Politics and International Relations. Research School of Social Sciences. ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences. Welcome to the home of the Australian Election Study. The studies have been runni.

Albanian Political Science Association ALPSA

Directory of Albanian Political Science - Direktoria e Shkencave Politike Shqiptare. To register or update your information, please, follow this link click here. Our official e-mail list for updates, postings and discussions. Is co-published by ALPSA and edited at the Central European University, Budapest, Hungary. To give grants, scholarships or fell.

ASSDA - Australian Social Science Data Archive

Access the website via the navigation panel on your left. Parts of the ASSDA website may be unavailable for approximately 3 hours this Wednesday, 18th of January 2012, to enable a upgrade of the ASSDA Mass Data Storage System. The ASSDA website is expected to be available, but access to data and related materials may be affected during this downtime period. We apologise for any inconvenience. Once you have been redirected.

The British Election Study

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Overview The Comparative Candidates Survey CCS

Data collection comprises surveys among candidates as well as relevant context information concerning the constituency of the candidate and the political system at large.

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Univ. of Michigan - Center for Political Studies

David Howell

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Ann Arbor, MI, 48106-1248

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1.7349361774

dahowell@umich.edu

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The Comparative Study of Electoral Systems CSES is a collaborative, cross-national, multi-level survey research data collection conducted by election study teams in over fifty countries around the world. A consistent set of questions are asked in each country in order to facilitate comparative analysis. The resulting data sets are combined and made available for free download from the CSES website. By providing individual, district and system level data within a single data set, CSES provides researchers

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