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Aantrekkelijke politiek? Jongeren en popularisering van politiek
door Chris Aalberts
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| Gewicht | 0,016 kg |
|---|---|
| Afmetingen | 22,5 × 15,1 × 1,6 cm |
Boek informatie
ISBN 13
9789055892662
Aantal pagina's
256
Auteur(s)
Chris Aalberts
NUR
754 - Politicologie
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