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Collective Preferences in Democratic Politics: Opinion Surveys and the Will of the People
Scott L. Althaus
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Political Science
Communication
School of Information Sciences
National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)
Center for Global Studies
Social & Behavioral Science Institute
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Collective Preference
100%
Comprehensive Treatment
33%
Degree of Knowledge
33%
Democratic Politics
100%
Human Voice
33%
Journalists
33%
Knowledge Representation
33%
Opinion Polls
33%
Opinion Survey
100%
Ordinary Citizen
33%
Policy Preferences
33%
Political Equality
66%
Political Views
33%
Politicians
33%
Public Affairs
66%
Survey Research
33%
Will of the People
100%
Social Sciences
Democratic Politics
100%
Journalist
33%
Knowledge Representation
33%
Opinion Poll
33%
Ordinary Citizen
33%
Political Equality
66%
Public Opinion Polls
100%
Survey Research
33%