Toward a More Workable Philippine Party-List System: Addressing Problems of Sectoral and Proportional Representation

Toward a More Workable Philippine Party-List System: Addressing Problems of Sectoral and Proportional Representation
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建立更可行的菲律宾政党名单制度:解决部门代表制和比例代表制问题

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10.1080/01154451.2013.789164
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2013
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通讯作者:
Masataka Kimura
Masataka Kimura
中科院分区:
社会科学4区
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小嶋華津子;Kazuko Kojima;小嶋華津子;小嶋華津子;小嶋華津子;木村昌孝;木村昌孝;Masataka Kimura;土倉莞爾;木村昌孝;土倉莞爾;伊藤修一郎;木村昌孝;伊藤修一郎;金井利之;土倉莞爾;金井利之;Masataka Kimura

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