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Mark Irving Lichbach  and
Alan S. Zuckerman
Mark Irving Lichbach
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University of Maryland, College Park
Alan S. Zuckerman
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  • Mark Irving Lichbach, University of Maryland, College Park, Alan S. Zuckerman, Brown University, Rhode Island
  • Book: Comparative Politics
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