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págs. 233-252
Governing under Pressure?: The Mental Wellbeing of Politicians
Matthew Flinders, Ashley Weinberg, James Weinberg, Marc Geddes, Richard Kwiatkowsk
págs. 253-273
To Scrutinise and Protect: Question Time as a Window into Institutional and Electoral Incentives at Holyrood and Westminster
David C.W. Parker, Jessie E. Munson, Caitlyn M. Richter
págs. 274-295
Public Office and Public Trust:: Standards of Conduct in Parliament: A Comparative Analysis of Rules of Conduct in Three Parliaments
Paul P.T. Bovend'Eert
págs. 296-322
How Citizens Judge Extreme Legislative Dissent: Experimental Evidence from Canada on Party Switching
John R. McAndrews, Feodor Snagovsky, Paul E. J. Thomas
págs. 323-341
Learning from Divided Parties?: Legislator Dissent as a Cue for Opinion Formation
Eric Merkley
págs. 342-362
págs. 363-384
Explaining the Emergence of International Parliamentary Institutions: The Case of the Benelux Interparliamentary Consultative Council
Alexander Verdoes
págs. 385-407
When do Legislators Respond to their Constituencies in Party Controlled Assemblies?: Evidence from Chile
Andrés Dockendorff V.
págs. 408-428
Can’t Answer? Won’t Answer?: An analysis of Equivocal Responses by Theresa May in Prime Minister's Questions
Peter Bull, Will Strawson
págs. 429-449
Who Gets What? The Interactive Effect of MPs’ Sex in Committee Assignments in Portugal
Ana Espírito Santo, Edalina Rodrigues Sanches
págs. 450-472
