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págs. 213-229
págs. 230-248
Women and Representation: Cross-Party Collaboration in the Australian Federal Parliament
A.K. Lausberg
págs. 249-268
Challenging the Orthodoxy: Giving the Court a Role in Scrutiny of Delegated Legislation
Gabrielle Appleby
págs. 269-285
Does the Executive Dominate the Westminster Legislative Process?: Six Reasons for Doubt
Meg Russell, Daniel Gover, Kristina Wolter
págs. 286-308
Populism and Sovereignty: The EU Act and the In-Out Referendum, 2010–2015
Ben Wellings, Emma Vines
págs. 309-326
págs. 327-347
Cleavage, Ideology and Identity: Explaining the Linkage between Representatives and Interest Groups
Karen Celis, Anke Schouteden, Bram Wauters
págs. 348-365
The Higher the Fewer?: Patterns of Female Representation Across Levels of Government in Germany
Christina Eder, Jessica Fortin-Rittberger, Corinna Kroeber
págs. 366-386
págs. 387-408
Education Through Citizenship at School: Do School Activities Have a Lasting Impact on Youth Political Engagement?
Avril Keating, Jan Germen Janmaat
págs. 409-429
The Conservative Party and Ulster Unionism: A Case of Elective Affinity
Arthur Aughey, Cathy Gormley-Heenan
págs. 430-450
Democracy, Golden Ages and Balancing Acts: Comment on Flinders, M. (2015) The Problem with Democracy
Gianfranco Baldini
págs. 451-463
Working Class Votes and Conservative Losses: Solving the UKIP Puzzle
Geoffrey Evans, Jon Mellon
págs. 464-479
Different Class?: UKIP's Social Base and Political Impact: A Reply to Evans and Mellon
Robert Ford, Matthew J. Goodwin
págs. 480-491
Class, Electoral Geography and the Future of UKIP: Labour's Secret Weapon?
Jon Mellon, Geoffrey Evans
págs. 492-498
