Social Science Quarterly, Volume 79, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1998 - Political science |
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... produce policy than on outcomes or behaviors such policies might pro- duce , whether intended or not . For example ... produces policies that give capitalists an advantage because it has no other option ; to ignore such interests is to ...
... produce policy than on outcomes or behaviors such policies might pro- duce , whether intended or not . For example ... produces policies that give capitalists an advantage because it has no other option ; to ignore such interests is to ...
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... produces the largest change in the dependent variable ; a one standard deviation change in interest produces a .45 standard deviation change in participation . More importantly , this analysis strengthens the hypothesized direct ...
... produces the largest change in the dependent variable ; a one standard deviation change in interest produces a .45 standard deviation change in participation . More importantly , this analysis strengthens the hypothesized direct ...
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... produce the focus for the disparate economic interests of the population . Evil may have its roots in individual ... produces a disturbing and emotionally ex- hausting read . The weight of his argument requires that the number and ...
... produce the focus for the disparate economic interests of the population . Evil may have its roots in individual ... produces a disturbing and emotionally ex- hausting read . The weight of his argument requires that the number and ...
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The Early PostMao Period | 91 |
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