Do political protests mobilize voters? : evidence from the Black Lives Matter protests
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2022
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Authors: | Engist, Oliver ; Schafmeister, Felix |
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Public choice. - New York, NY : Springer Science+Business Media LLC, ISSN 1573-7101, ZDB-ID 1475723-0. - Vol. 193.2022, 3/4, p. 293-313
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Subject: | Black Lives Matter | Election | Political protests | Voter registration | Voting | Wahlverhalten | Voting behaviour | Schwarze Menschen | Black people | Soziale Bewegung | Social movement | Ethnische Diskriminierung | Ethnic discrimination | Wahl |
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