Trust, Parties and Leaders: Findings from the 1987–2016 Australian Election Study
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Monitoring the health of democracy is important in any political system. This can be done most effectively by using large-scale, national public opinion surveys. In addition to monitoring the health of the system, public opinion results are important in providing information to policymakers about how they can improve the effectiveness of the system.
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Cameron, S; McAllister, I, Trust, Parties and Leaders: Findings from the 1987–2016 Australian Election Study, Papers on Parliament, 2017, 68, pp. 131-150