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Polarisation, Political Trust and Democratic Support

International Relations
Political Organizations and Institutions
Electoral Politics and Participation
S066
Emily Foley
Flinders University

Building: Waterfront Campus, Floor: 2, Room: D2.330

Tuesday 08:30 - 10:00 AEDT (24/11/2026)

Abstract

Polarisation, Political Trust and Democratic Support

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