Social Stratification and Political Articulation: Why Attitudinal Class Differences Vary Across Countries
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- Joakim Kulin & Alexander Seymer, 2014. "What's Driving the Public? A Cross-Country Analysis of Political Attitudes, Human Values and Political Articulation," Sociological Research Online, , vol. 19(1), pages 145-158, February.
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