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Can Civic Mobilization Reduce Sexual Violence? Evidence from March 4 Justice Demonstrations in Australia

Quynh Nga Do et al.
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Civic mobilization is a common societal response to gender-based violence, but whether it actually changes sexual offending is largely unknown. We exploit geographic variation in exposure to the March 4 Justice (M4J) movement - a nationally coordinated series of protests against gender-based violenc
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