Letting the People Decide

The Dynamics of Canadian Elections

Richard Johnston, André Blais, Henry Brady, and Jean Crête

Letting the People Decide

The Dynamics of Canadian Elections

Richard Johnston, André Blais, Henry Brady, and Jean Crête

Award Winner

1993: Harold Adams Innis Prize
Winner of the 1993 Harold Adams Innis Prize, sponsored by the Social Science Federation of Canada.

October 1992

328 Pages

Paperback ISBN: 9780804720786

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