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Political Competition and Democratic Distributive Politics
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The present paper reports on models of political competition, and discusses their implications for democratic redistributive politics. In the review, we contrast the models of political competition viewing political parties as opportunistic (the non-partisan models) with those viewing parties as representing different social groups (the partisan models).
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The present paper reports on models of political competition, and discusses their implications for democratic redistributive politics. In the review, we contrast the models of political competition viewing political parties as opportunistic (the non-partisan models) with those viewing parties as representing different social groups (the partisan models).
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