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Social Coercion in the Shadow of Hierarchy: State-Mediated Coercive Mobilisation and Australians' COVID-19 Vaccination Compliance
Background: This study investigates coercive (social) mobilisation to vaccinate in liberal democracies using evidence from Australia. Methods: We analyse how government policies can prompt non-state actors to pressure the unvaccinated. We then analyse data on COVID-19 vaccination in a representative
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