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Composite protests of the distrustful : when left and right mobilize together
This article draws scholarly attention to composite protests of the distrustful – a recurring but so far under-researched type of political mobilization. We argue that the combination of three key characteristics is constitutive for this type of protest: the joint mobilization of (far-)right and lef
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