Welfare attitudes in a crisis: How COVID exceptionalism undermined greater solidarity

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Social Policy, October 2023

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RT @MethodologyLSE: How might a crisis like COVID-19 impact public support for welfare? In this @JSP_Journal paper, @kateesummers et al u…

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How might a crisis like COVID-19 impact public support for welfare? In this @JSP_Journal paper, @kateesummers et al use a unique combination of data sources to show that 'COVID exceptionalism' muted the effect of the pandemic on welfare attitudes. 📰 htt

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RT @JSP_Journal: New on #FirstView: Welfare Attitudes in a Crisis: How COVID Exceptionalism Undermined Greater Solidarity https://t.co/Wi…

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