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Understanding the Language of Politics: A Study of Elites and Masses
Richard Herrera examines the meanings ascribed to the ideological terms "liberal" and "conservative" by political elites and citizens. He argues that contrary to expectations, there is remarkable similarity in their definitions and suggests that political communication between leaders and the electorate may be more promising than previously believed.
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