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The Democracy: Problems and Prospects study day has been storified. Have a look at the day in tweets.

February 18, 2013 sotonpolitics Uncategorized

Selected Tweets from the Study day with the Politics team, Social Sciences at University of Southampton. Take a look at the story “Democracy: Problems and Prospects” on Storify.

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