PRIPP

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PRIPP	Pacific Research Institute for Public Policy (San Francisco, CA)

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Brommeland, T., Rydning, P.N., Pripp, A.H., & Helseth, E.

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The studies, realised over the last years on these modern means of socialising with the electors (especially the young ones, less interested in the European Parliament elections, or for the first time voting), have proved that they regard them as having a more credible character than the other traditional mass-media components (Stoiciu, 2000; Pripp, 2002; Beciu, 2002; Balaban, 2009; Foux, 2006: 38-39).

Explaining european parliament voters' choice: competing insights on elections and elected from Valcea County--May 2014

(5.) Singh N, Pripp AH, Brekke T, Stray-Pedersen B.

Where have all the flowers gone?

Pripp, "Effect of Peptides Derived from Food Proteins on Blood Pressure: A Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials," Food & Nutrition (in press).

Matters of the heart: high blood pressure is a well-known and independent risk factor for coronary heart disease, heart and kidney failure as well as stroke. More than a quarter of the world's adult population--almost one billion people--suffered from hypertension in 2000. This figure looks set to rise to 29%--1.56 billion people--by 2025

Sivert Pripp, 44, Sweden: I'd buy a car and a nice place to live with lots of animals and my son would like a motorbike

Your say: What would you spend the money on if you won the Lotto?

So, the communication and the promotion are ways in which the population is informed about their political program and also to stimulate the interest in the tender policy (Mihalache, 2012: 73; Pripp, 2002: 101-102; Beciu, 1996; Beciu, 2002; Rus, 2002: 24; Rus, 2005; Thoveron: 1996; Ghilezan, 2000, Balaban, 2009a; Balaban, 2009b, Teodor, Nicula, 2012; Stoiciu, 2000; Foux, 2006).