Place, Values, and Public Opinion About Climate Change in South Carolina

M. Lee Bundrick Jr.; Matthew C. Nowlin

Place, Values, and Public Opinion About Climate Change in South Carolina

M. Lee Bundrick Jr. and Matthew C. Nowlin

2020 · Journal of Political Science, 48(1): 85–109

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@article{jr2020place,
  title = {Place, Values, and Public Opinion About Climate Change in South Carolina},
  author = {M. Lee Bundrick Jr. and Matthew C. Nowlin},
  year = {2020},
  journal = {Journal of Political Science, 48(1): 85–109},
  url = {https://matthewcnowlin.com/publication/place-values-and-public-opinion-about-climate-change/}
}

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