SHOULD WE TAKE DON'T KNOW FOR AN ANSWER?

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Title SHOULD WE TAKE DON'T KNOW FOR AN ANSWER?

Author(s) MIKAEL GILLJAMassociate professor of political science, DONALD GRANBERGprofessor of sociology, Göteborg University SwedenThe University of Missouri—Columbia

Identifiers Public Opinion Quarterly, volume 57, page 348

Copyright © 1993, the American Association for Public Opinion Research

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Title	SHOULD WE TAKE DON'T KNOW FOR AN ANSWER?
Author(s)	MIKAEL GILLJAMassociate professor of political science, DONALD GRANBERGprofessor of sociology, Göteborg University SwedenThe University of Missouri—Columbia
Identifiers	Public Opinion Quarterly, volume 57, page 348
Copyright	© 1993, the American Association for Public Opinion Research
Availability	Other sites: JSTOR [No subscription required for AAPOR members] *

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