Social Science Quarterly, Volume 80, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1999 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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Page 87
... percent of the male candidates were elected , 26.3 percent of the women ( t - stat .09 ) . To produce a sufficient number of cases for analysis , all likes and dislikes for Senate challengers are aggregated , pro- viding a sample of ...
... percent of the male candidates were elected , 26.3 percent of the women ( t - stat .09 ) . To produce a sufficient number of cases for analysis , all likes and dislikes for Senate challengers are aggregated , pro- viding a sample of ...
Page 92
... percent involve social issues ; only 5.3 percent of the remarks by women deal with security issues ( t - stat = 8.66 ) . For dis- likes expressed by female respondents , the corresponding statistics are 10.6 percent for social issues ...
... percent involve social issues ; only 5.3 percent of the remarks by women deal with security issues ( t - stat = 8.66 ) . For dis- likes expressed by female respondents , the corresponding statistics are 10.6 percent for social issues ...
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... percent of the county's 1990 population that is under 18 years of age . The percent of the county's 1990 population that is over 64 years of age . The average income per family in the county in 1989 , measured in thousands of dollars ...
... percent of the county's 1990 population that is under 18 years of age . The percent of the county's 1990 population that is over 64 years of age . The average income per family in the county in 1989 , measured in thousands of dollars ...
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The Detroit Case | 19 |
Pennsylvania | 37 |
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