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Stein Rokkan

Norwegian political scientist
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    The influential Norwegian scholar Stein Rokkan pioneered the use of cross-national quantitative data to examine the interaction of party systems and social divisions based on class, religion, and region, which in combination explain much voting behaviour. Rokkan identified the importance of “centre-periphery” tensions, finding that outlying regions of a…

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    The influential Norwegian scholar Stein Rokkan pioneered the use of cross-national quantitative data to examine the interaction of party systems and social divisions based on class, religion, and region, which in combination explain much voting behaviour. Rokkan identified the importance of “centre-periphery” tensions, finding that outlying regions of a…

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