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Debate: Shifting Sovereignties. Should the United Kingdom have an elected upper house and elected head of state?

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McLean, I., & Bogdanor, V. (2010). Debate: Shifting Sovereignties. Should the United Kingdom have an elected upper house and elected head of state? Political Insight, Vol. 1, 1, 11–13.

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McLean, I., and V. Bogdanor. “Debate: Shifting Sovereignties. Should the United Kingdom Have an Elected Upper House and Elected Head of State?” Political Insight, vol. Vol. 1, 1, 2010, pp. 11–13.

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McLean, I, and V Bogdanor. 2010. “Debate: Shifting Sovereignties. Should the United Kingdom Have an Elected Upper House and Elected Head of State?” Political Insight Vol. 1, 1: 11–13.
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Journal:: Political Insight
Volume:: Vol. 1, 1
Pages:: 11-13
Publication date:: 2010-04-01

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