The Journal of legislative studies

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  Año 2021, Vol. 27, Número 4. Dedicado a: Administering Representative Democracy: The European Experience of Parliamentary Administrations in Comparative Perspective

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    Making representative democracy work: the role of parliamentary administrations in the European Union

    Thomas Christiansen, Elena Griglio, Nicola Lupo

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    págs. 477-493

    
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    Two of a kind? On the influence of parliamentary and governmental administrations

    Stefan Becker, Michael W. Bauer

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    págs. 494-512

    
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    Parliamentary administrations in the bicameral systems of Europe: joint or divided?

    Elena Griglio, Nicola Lupo

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    págs. 513-534

    
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    The mainstreaming of EU affairs: a challenge for parliamentary administrations

    Anna-Lena Högenauer

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    págs. 535-553

    
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    The European Experience of parliamentary administrations in comparative perspective

    Alfredo De Feo, Francis G. Jacobs

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    págs. 554-576

    
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    Bureaucracy for democracy: administration in support of legislatures

    B. Guy Peters

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    págs. 577-594

    
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    Amateur hour: the impact of background on the ideology of members of congress

    Chase B. Meyer

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    págs. 595-607

    
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    From rhetoric to record: linking tweets to legislative agendas in congress

    Annelise Russell, Jiebing Wen

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    págs. 608-620

    
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    Artificial Intelligence (AI) in parliaments – preliminary analysis of the Eduskunta experiment

    Fotios Fitsilis

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    págs. 621-633