The Analysis of Roll Call Data from the 18th Korean National Assembly: A Bayesian Approach |
Hahn, Kyu S.
(Department of Communication, Seoul National University)
Kim, Yuneung (Department of Statistics, Seoul National University) Lim, Jongho (Department of Statistics, Iowa State University) Lim, Johan (Department of Statistics, Seoul National University) Kwon, Suhyun (Department of Political Science and International Relations, Korea University) Lee, Kyeong Eun (Department of Statistics, Kyungpook National University) |
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