Schimbări ale scenei politice românești în urma alegerilor locale de la 9 februarie 1992

Petre Datculescu; Alexandru I. Bejan; Mihai Dumitru; Garbis Ohanisian

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Vol. 3 No. 3 (1992)

Petre Datculescu

Alexandru I. Bejan

Mihai Dumitru

Garbis Ohanisian

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Datculescu, P., Bejan, A. I., Dumitru, M., & Ohanisian, G. (1). Schimbări ale scenei politice românești în urma alegerilor locale de la 9 februarie 1992. Sociologie Românească, 3(3), 231-239. Retrieved from https://arsociologie.ro/revistasociologieromaneasca/sr/article/view/1992_3_datculescu

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