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- 9
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- 3
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- 607-607
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Russell H. Fitzgibbon
(1956).
A Statistical Evaluation of Latin-American Democracy.
The Western Political Quarterly
, 9
(3)
, 607-607.
https://doi.org/10.2307/444456
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- 10.2307/444456