Representation through protest - Hutter and Vliegenthart: Who responds to protests?
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What are the 5 hypotheses that Hutter and Vliegenthart wanted to examine?
- radical parties are more likely to respond to news coverage of protest than moderate parties
- parties in opposition are more likely to respond to news coverage of protest than parties in gov.
- parties are more likely to respond to news coverage of protest over their own issues than over other issues
- parties are more likely to respond to news coverage of protest if their competitors have responded recently
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