The State Schema: Seeing Politics through Morality and Capacity

Overview of attention for article published in Qualitative Sociology, May 2020

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09 Aug 2020

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RT @UCBerkeleyCRWS: Pleased to see that research supported by the CRWS mini-grant program has been published in @qualsoc. Tyler Leeds studi…

20 May 2020

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Pleased to see that research supported by the CRWS mini-grant program has been published in @qualsoc. Tyler Leeds studies conservative rural activists and their anti- and pro-state attitudes. https://t.co/q17Ok3Xg48

20 May 2020

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RT @yrlsoc: Neat new piece by Tyler Leeds out in @qualsoc on how schemas of the state are differentiated by level of government, drawing on…

20 May 2020

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