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HOW AND WHEN TO TEACH ELECTION LAW IN THE UNDERGRADUATE CLASSROOM (GRONKE 2012)

January 1, 2000 · by EVIC Staff · in Journal Article

Gronke – 2012 – How and when to teach election law in the undergraduate classroom

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