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2017 European Political Science Prize

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Volume 16) has been awarded to a Teaching and Training article 'Using dating as an analogy to teach IR theory' by Christopher Pallas

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Volume 16) has been awarded to a Teaching and Training article 'Using dating as an analogy to teach IR theory' by Christopher Pallas

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Volume 16) has been awarded to a Teaching and Training article 'Using dating as an analogy to teach IR theory' by Christopher Pallas

Key concepts: Comparative politics, Political science, Political management, Political philosophy, Multi-level governance, Politics, International political economy, European studies

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