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Interrogating the civic epistemology of American democracy: Stability and instability in the 2000 US Presidential election
Clark A. Miller
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Arts & Humanities
Presidential Elections
82%
Epistemology
76%
Civics
54%
Elections
46%
Electoral Reform
25%
Polling
21%
Democratic Transition
21%
Democratic Theory
20%
Uncertainty
17%
Political Order
16%
Civil Society
15%
Political System
15%
Casting
15%
Network Model
15%
Contingency
14%
Geography
14%
Intermediate
13%
Layer
12%
Social Sciences
presidential election
60%
epistemology
57%
democracy
40%
election
32%
voter
24%
uncertainty
22%
social technology
19%
political stability
18%
contingency
14%
political system
13%
civil society
12%
candidacy
11%
geography
11%
reform
8%
politics
8%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Uncertainty
55%
Political Systems
52%
Geography
38%
Politics
36%
Technology
19%