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A Platform for Individualized Campaigning? Social Media and Parliamentary Candidates in the 2009 Norwegian Election Campaign
Policy and Internet
- United Kingdom
doi 10.2202/1944-2866.1137
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Health Policy
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Date
January 23, 2011
Authors
Rune Karlsen
Publisher
Wiley
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