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[edit] Red links
I added a list of Political Science entries from a Norwegian-English political science dictionary to one of my user pages. As expected, many of the corresponding English entries showed up as red links. Some of these red links are due to capitalization problems, or may simply be spelling mistakes. Anyhow it seems that this list reveals many articles that should have been written, or redirects pages that should have been made. Could someone please correct this list by creating redirects where appropriate and fix spelling when entries deviate from standard terminology?
- Approach
- Ballot structure, The body of aldermen doctrine
- Causal analysis, Centre-periphery, Clientilism, Coalition theory, Conservative parties, Core-voter, Counter-cyclical policy, Countersignature, Cross-pressure, Cumulative vote
- Deideologisation, Diachronic data
- Eligible, Environment parties, Explanation and understanding, Extreme parties
- Fluctuant voter
- Ideographic - nomothetic, Inter subjectivity, Interest conflict, Interest organisation, International negotiations
- The King's speech
- Leader of the public opinion, Legal protection, Liberal theory of the state, Local democracy
- Marginal voter, Measurement class, Methodological explanation, Ministerial government
- Negotiating economy
- Operational model
- Panel survey, Party section, Personal vote, Policy of equality, Political cleavages, Political communication, Political compromise, Political development, Political integration, Political leadership, Political man, Political mobilization, Political recruitment, Political socialisation, Political system of government, Public administration court
- Qualitative majority
- Reformative
- Research of gender, Right of dissolution, Right wing-left wing
- Security politics, Sex quoting, Strategic studies, Supernationality
- Third sector
- Universialism
- Value condition, Value free science, Value relativism, Voter behaviour
- Yes-saying
