Patterns of Recruitment: A State Chooses Its LawmakersRand McNally College Publishing Company, 1974 - 269 strani A study of the informal relationships among candidates, sponsors, opponents and the electorate, which underlie the politics of recruitment in Oregon. |
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Table of Contents PREFACE xi | 6 |
The Selection of State Legislators | 6 |
A Model of the Recruitment Process | 13 |
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