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Again , the potential winners know that they are gaining something and are
expected to be grateful towards the decision - maker . But now the potential
losers , too , know that they could be losing and ( if they are not already
organized ) being ...
Again , the potential winners know that they are gaining something and are
expected to be grateful towards the decision - maker . But now the potential
losers , too , know that they could be losing and ( if they are not already
organized ) being ...
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Therefore , despite the wide number of electors affected , the individual
representative will not expect to gain huge amounts of ... not to engage in an
effort which is electorally unrewarding , and instead promote policies with more
tangible gains.
Therefore , despite the wide number of electors affected , the individual
representative will not expect to gain huge amounts of ... not to engage in an
effort which is electorally unrewarding , and instead promote policies with more
tangible gains.
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In such conditions the cabinet ' s role can become important , both as a check ( in
principle on all kinds of policy ) and as an aid ( for those policies that eventually
gain its support ) . A third organizational feature is the workload 9 carried by the ...
In such conditions the cabinet ' s role can become important , both as a check ( in
principle on all kinds of policy ) and as an aid ( for those policies that eventually
gain its support ) . A third organizational feature is the workload 9 carried by the ...
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| Title | EUI Working Paper: SPS, Issues 90-95 EUI Working Paper: SPS, European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Contributor | European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Publisher | European University Institute, 1990 |
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