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What Are Friends for? The Effect of Geographic Proximity on Primary Turnout in Gubernatorial Elections

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By Zachary Baumann, Salvatore Russo, Jonathan Winburn, Mohammed Shariful Islam
| SAGE Publishing
Althaus, Scott L., Trautman, Todd C. 2008. “The Impact of Television Market Size on Voter Turnout in American Elections.” American Politics Research 36 (6): 824–56. Google Scholar | SAGE Journals | ISI Arceneaux, Kevin, Nickerson, David W. 2009. “Who Is Mobilized to Vote? A Re-analysis of 11 Field Experiments.” American Journal of Political Science 53 (1): 1–16. Google Scholar | Crossref | ISI Aspin, Larry T., Hall, William K. 1989.
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Measuring Physical Accessibility to Health Facilities – A Case Study on Khulna City

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By Mohammed Shariful Islam, Shamima Aktar
| Longwoods Publishing
Abstract Improving health services is a crucial issue and an immense challenge for the government of any Third World country. Bangladesh lacks healthcare services, one of the basic necessities of life. This paper demonstrates a method for estimating the geographical accessibility of health facilities by population coverage, average travel time and distance to the closest hospital. This analysis was applied to community units in the research area, allowing geographical access to be linked to people.
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Measuring Physical Accessibility to Health Facilities – A Case Study on Khulna City

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By Mohammed Shariful Islam, Shamima Aktar
| Longwoods Publishing
World Health & Population 12(3) February 2011 .doi:10.12927/whp.2011.22195 Improving health services is a crucial issue and an immense challenge for the government of any Third World country. Bangladesh lacks healthcare services, one of the basic necessities of life. This paper demonstrates a method for estimating the geographical accessibility of health facilities by population coverage, average travel time and distance to the closest hospital.
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