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Jun 26 2020
Ideology and Polarization in times of Coronavirus
Comments Off on Ideology and Polarization in times of CoronavirusBy Javier Padilla and Belén Hípola The coronavirus crisis has reinforced some of the tendencies that were already taking place for some time. In the United States, before the demonstrations initiated by George Floyd’s death began, Donald Trump alternated between … Continue reading
Posted by: June 26, 2020
Tagged with: Climate Change, coronavirus, Covid-19, Ideology, Polarization, Spain, US