Was it Russian Public Television That Won It?

McAllister, Ian; White, Stephen; Oates, Sarah

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Was it Russian Public Television That Won It?

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2002

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McAllister, Ian

White, Stephen

Oates, Sarah

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Sage Publications Inc

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A nationally representative survey conducted immediately after the December 1999 Russian Duma election indicates that national television was the most important source of news for voters and that there were few differences between the party supporters in

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International Journal of Press/Politics

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