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Voters rally around the incumbent in the aftermath of terrorist attacks: Evidence from multiple unexpected events during surveys
Research on the political consequences of terrorism often finds a rally around the flag effect: terrorist attacks, as other types of threats, tend to produce spikes in popularity and support for the incumbent, as citizens turn to those in power seeking protection. Most research, however, is based on
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