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Thomas Bräuninger, Sarah B. Hobolt, Robert Klemmensen, Ingo Rohlfing
The effects of party leader change on party ideological – Development and application of a typology to German and British parties

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Thomas Bräuninger, Sarah B. Hobolt, Robert Klemmensen, Ingo RohlfingThe effects of party leader change on party ideological – Development and application of a typology to German and British parties

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Thomas Bräuninger, Sarah B. Hobolt, Robert Klemmensen, Ingo Rohlfing
The effects of party leader change on party ideological – Development and application of a typology to German and British parties