Black candidates facing white electorates
<p>It has long been assumed that when African American candidates compete in majority-white election environments, they adopt a 'deracilaised' campaign model that discards their racial identity in order to win white support. This paper finds that the ‘deracialised’ campaign model is...
Main Author: | Johnson, R |
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Other Authors: | King, D |
Format: | Thesis |
Language: | English |
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2014
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