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Facts versus Feelings: Objective and subjective experiences of diversity differentially impact attitudes towards the European Union
This research used secondary data sources to examine how objective and subjective experiences of diversity and immigration are associated with voting and attitudes toward the European Union. Using objective measures of diversity and migration, England’s electorate regions with the most diversity and
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