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Replication Data for: "Why do voters support corrupt politicians? Experimental evidence from South Africa"

Domain:

socioeconomic

Record type:

dataset

Creator:

JusBøt

Editor:

JouJus

Publisher:

Har

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Replication data and files needed to reproduce results in main text as well as online appendix. For further details, see README file.

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Social Sciences Corruption, patronage, partisanship, voting, South Africa

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