British perceptions of globalization, trust, information & beliefs in the Covid-19 era

July 2020

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This deck contains the results of a survey examining British attitudes toward globalization, trust in information and beliefs in the era of Covid-19. Data was collected in June 2020. To download the presentation, scroll down and click the attachment. To download the raw data from DEL@Dataverse, click here.

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