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Voting of foreign-born citizens in Sweden : A case study of naturalized Swedish citizens and the motives behind their non-voting in the general election events in Sweden.

Tiba Al-Dahlaki

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The voting turnouts in Sweden has been increasing through the years, as there are more people that are willing to vote for a candidate or a political party during the general election events. Howev ...

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The voting turnouts in Sweden has been increasing through the years, as there are more people that are willing to vote for a candidate or a political party during the general election events. Howev ...

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The voting turnouts in Sweden has been increasing through the years, as there are more people that are willing to vote for a candidate or a political party during the general election events. Howev ...

Key concepts: Voting, General election, Group voting ticket, Political science, Politics, Ranked voting system, Political economy, Split-ticket voting

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