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Living with differences: How perceived inequality shapes democratic support

27 Nov 2019
27 Nov 2019

Thomas Isbell gave the November 26th Institute lunchtime seminar on Living with differences: How perceived inequality shapes democratic support. This presentation made use of Afrobarometer survey data to explore how perceived inequality shapes attitudes towards and experience of democracy among ordinary Africans.

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