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How to Lose an Election to Far-Right Populists
Anti-authoritarian opposition alliances have become a central response to democratic backsliding, yet the social-psychological experiences of their supporters remain understudied. This study examines how opposition-minded activists and voters in Turkey made sense of the 2023 anti-government alliance
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