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electoral malpractice: a standalone construct

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electoralmalpractice1 CONSTRUCTElectoral malpracticeBIRCH · ELECTORAL STUDIES

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Electoral studies

the manipulation of electoral processes and outcomes for private or partisan gain, covering manipulation of the rules, of voters' preferences and of voting itself.

In electoral studies, electoral malpractice refers to the manipulation of electoral processes and outcomes for private or partisan gain, covering manipulation of the rules, of voters' preferences and of voting itself. This meaning comes from Birch (2011) in Electoral Malpractice.[1]

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  1. Birch, S. (2011). Electoral Malpractice. Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199606160.001.0001

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