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Political innovation and conceptual change by Terence Ball, Russell L. Hanson · Booklabria

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Political innovation and conceptual change

Name: Political innovation and conceptual change
Author: Terence Ball, Russell L. Hanson

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First published: 1989

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A book by Terence Ball, Russell L. Hanson, first published in 1989. Open Library records 1 edition, in English; it is from Cambridge University Press, 1989, 366 pages.

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: 1989
Pages: 366
Language: English
Contributor: Ball, Terence
Contributor: Farr, James, 1950-
Contributor: Hanson, Russell L., 1953-
Series: Ideas in context
ISBN-10: 0521359783

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