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Thorsten Faas, Johannes N. Blumenberg
How to Measure Voting Intentions in Times of Growing Uncertainty and Volatility? A Comparison of Party Ratings, Propensities to Vote and Yet Another New Instrument

2nd Annual General Conference of the European Political Science Association, Berlin, June 21st to June 23rd, 2012

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Thorsten Faas, Johannes N. Blumenberg
How to Measure Voting Intentions in Times of Growing Uncertainty and Volatility? A Comparison of Party Ratings, Propensities to Vote and Yet Another New Instrument