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Contributing Experts 2017 EPAC – Expert Survey on Ethnonationalism in Party Competition Contributing Experts 2 nd Round, September 2016-January 2017 Belgium Nicolas Bouteca Ghent University Kris Deschouwer Free University of Brussels Jérémy Dodeigne Catholic University of Louvain Siebo Janssen University of Cologne Bettina Petersohn Swansea University Bram Vanhoutte University of Manchester Stefaan Walgrave University of Antwerp Bram Wauters Ghent University Bosnia and Herzegovina Thorsten Gromes Peace Research Institute Frankfurt Jessie Hronešová University of Oxford John Hulsey James Madison University Damir Kapidžić University of Sarajevo Rebeka Kotlo Dzemal Bijedic University of Mostar Mirsad Krijestorac Florida International University Sabina Laković University of Cologne Ivana Marić Konrad Adenauer Foundation, Sarajevo Adis Merdžanović University of Oxford Boriša Mraović Analitika Centre for Social Research Sarajevo Nenad Stojanović University of Lucerne Aleksandra Zdeb University of Graz Bulgaria Petia Kostadinova University of Illinois at Chicago Aleksey Pamporov Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Lyubomir Stefanov New Bulgarian University Dragomir Stoyanov Sofia University Stoycho P. 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