Representation
Theory and Practice in British Politics
by David Judge
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"There is by now a well established formula in the writing of books on representation whereby, in rapid succession, introductory sentences point to the longevity of the concept, differences in meaning of the word, and the inherent contestability of the idea of representation itself."
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"There is by now a well established formula in the writing of books on representation whereby, in rapid succession, introductory sentences point to the longevity of the concept, differences in meaning of the word, and the inherent contestability of the idea of representation itself."
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