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ADAPTING LEGISLATIVE AGENDA SETTINGMODELS TO PARLIAMENTARY REGIMES: EVIDENCE FROM THE POLISH PARLIAMENT

Published Online: 31 Oct 2017
Volume & Issue: Volume 50 (2017) - Issue 1 (June 2017)
Page range: 181 - 203
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