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    The document discusses how the Supreme Court's recent decision in Citizens United v. FEC has opened the door for unlimited corporate spending on political campaigns. This could have significant consequences as corporations will now be able to directly influence elections through political advertisements and other means. There are concerns this could undermine the integrity of the democratic process if large corporations are able to overwhelmingly influence elections through substantial spending.

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    DAVID - COLLIER - The - Comparative - Method (1993) PDF

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    The document discusses how the Supreme Court's recent decision in Citizens United v. FEC has opened the door for unlimited corporate spending on political campaigns. This could have significant consequences as corporations will now be able to directly influence elections through political advertisements and other means. There are concerns this could undermine the integrity of the democratic process if large corporations are able to overwhelmingly influence elections through substantial spending.

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