The use of protest event data in comparative research: cross-national comparability, sampling methods and robustness

The use of protest event data in comparative research: cross-national comparability, sampling methods and robustness
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抗议事件数据在比较研究中的使用:跨国可比性、抽样方法和稳健性

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1998
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R. Koopmans
R. Koopmans
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