Second-Rate Coverage of Second-Order Elections: Czech and Slovak Elections to the EP in the Media
Roč.12,č.4(2010)
Domestification (Europeanization); Electoral campaign; European elections; Input legitimacy; Media; Second-order elections;
Jan Kovář
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