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CSES Module 2: 2001-2006
CSES Module 2 focused on representation and accountability via three key theoretical questions. First, it examined the contrasting views of the logic of elections – to what extent are elections a mechanism to hold government accountable, as opposed to a means to ensure that citizens’ views are prope
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