Do Lawyers Get More Votes
作者： Semra Sevi , André Blais , Danielle Mayer
DOI: 10.1080/02722011.2020.1771527
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摘要: In many western democracies, law has been the dominant occupational background of politicians. This raises question whether lawyers get more votes when they run for election compared to non-law...
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