Electoral System Design

the New International IDEA Handbook [Nepali]

electoral systems

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Publication date

01 June 2005

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Englishनेपाली (Nepali)Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)ไทย (Thai)မြန်မာဘာသာ (Myanmar)Español (Spanish)العربية (Arabic)

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Andrew Reynolds, Ben Reilly, Andrew Ellis

Number of pages

276

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Enabling State Programme (Nepal)

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99-93377-67-8 (Print)

Publication date	01 June 2005
Language(s)	Englishनेपाली (Nepali)Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)ไทย (Thai)မြန်မာဘာသာ (Myanmar)Español (Spanish)العربية (Arabic)
ISBN	99-93377-67-8 (Print)
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