The social origins of Christian democracy: rural–urban migration, interest group preemption, and the rise of the Catholic workers’ movement

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- "The social origins of Christian democracy: rural–urban migration, interest group preemption, and the rise of the Catholic workers’ movement" by @AndrWalter15 (https://t.co/5tSX15Qjgn)

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The migration of Catholics from peripheral to industrialized areas put pressure on Catholic elites in urban centers to integrate workers via class-based associations. https://t.co/qpvDMcWlXG @Piotr__Wojcik @RafalWos https://t.co/nRMj7k6Fdh

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RT @hermansm: New quantitative SER-article by @AndrWalter15 looks at the spatial pattern of Catholic working-class formation and elite opp…

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RT @hermansm: New quantitative SER-article by @AndrWalter15 looks at the spatial pattern of Catholic working-class formation and elite opp…

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