INIS
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100%
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75%
surveys
29%
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27%
communities
24%
datasets
22%
orientation
20%
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19%
data
19%
transformations
17%
dynamics
15%
variations
15%
capacity
13%
nationalization
11%
power
10%
competition
10%
vision
8%
interactions
8%
volatility
6%
women
6%
fragmentation
6%
france
6%
attitudes
6%
availability
6%
mapping
6%
quebec
6%
federal government
6%
hypothesis
6%
local government
6%
demand
6%
configuration
6%
spain
6%
stability
6%
performance
6%
exploration
6%
control
6%
income
6%
budgets
6%
presses
6%
cerium sulfides
6%
canada
6%
devices
6%
size
6%
scotland
6%
minority groups
6%
occupations
6%
panels
6%
ships
5%
coverings
5%
Social Sciences
Belgium
78%
Occupational Career
43%
Professional Occupations
43%
Federalism
27%
Political Career
21%
Local Election
17%
Political Class
16%
Elections
15%
Comparative Analysis
13%
Political Discourse
13%
Party System
11%
Legislative Term
10%
Macro Level
10%
Longitudinal Analysis
9%
Democracy
8%
National Party
8%
Federalization
8%
Regional Identity
8%
Case Study
7%
Femininity
6%
Tuition Fee
6%
Decentralization
6%
Political Communication
6%
Referendum
6%
Political Culture
6%
National Identity
6%
Multi-Level System
6%
Survey Research
6%
Basic Income
6%
Political Representation
6%
Local Politician
6%
Quebec
6%
Public Authority
6%
Political Factors
6%
Spain
6%
Community-Based
6%
Voting Behavior
6%
Czech Republic
6%
Work Habits
6%
Federal State
6%
Rhetoric
6%
Flemish
6%
Gini Coefficient
6%
Finland
6%
Ideologies
6%
Local Politics
5%
Political Actor
5%
Political Elite
5%
Political Power
5%
Keyphrases
Career Patterns
13%
Parliamentarians
9%
Parliamentary Questions
6%
De-Europeanisation
6%
Institutional Affiliation
6%
Political Style
6%
Political Culture
6%
List PR
6%
Intra-party Competition
6%
Quebec
6%
PR Systems
6%
Catalonia
6%
Federal System
6%
Parliamentary Parties
6%
Party Dominance
6%
Non-institutional
6%
Local Party Systems
6%
Political Communication
6%
Deliberate Metaphor
6%
Political Interviews
6%
Regionalism
6%
Legislative Careers
6%
Career Orientation
6%
Mayors
6%
Preference Voting
6%
Multilevel Systems
6%
Voting Motives
6%
State Reform
6%
Local Elections
6%
Cross-temporal
6%
National Party
6%
Selectorate
6%
Socioeconomic Inequalities
6%
Nationalization
6%
National Identity
6%
Party Brands
6%
Survey Research
6%
Independence Referendum
6%
Research Lesson
6%
Candidate Selection Process
6%
Senate
6%
Federalism Reform
6%
Intra-party Dynamics
6%
Multi-level States
6%
Belgium
6%
Decentralization
6%
Senators
5%
