Dopad místních referend na politickou angažovanost v českých obcích v letech 2002-12
Tomáš Dvořák, Jan Zouhar and Jakub Novák authored an analysis of the results of a unique research, which for the first time in the context of the Czech Republic demonstrates what impact does direct democracy at the local level have on further political involvement of the citizens.
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