Social trust and affective polarization in Spain (2014–19)

Overview of attention for article published in Electoral Studies, February 2023

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RT @kvallier: This is the second paper I've seen arguing that affective political polarization reduces social trust. I'm biased, as I've de…

16 Feb 2023

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This is the second paper I've seen arguing that affective political polarization reduces social trust. I'm biased, as I've defended the claim in theory, but I'm looking forward to people exploring this connection internationally. https://t.co/baQkrIiov4

16 Feb 2023

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Interested in affective polarization? Take a look at this new article that examines #Spain. Congratulations @MarianoTorcal & Zoe Thomson. #SouthernEuropeanPolitics

24 Jan 2023

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RT @RECSM_UPF: 🚨 Publication alert! @MarianoTorcal and Zoe Thomson from @RECSM_UPF have published a paper on social trust and affective po…

24 Jan 2023

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