LUP Statistics
Record
- Title
- Did the “China Shock” affect British voters’ attitudes and voting behavior in Brexit?
- Type
- Student Paper
- Publ. year
- 2019
- Author/s
- Alvarsson, Frida
- Department/s
- Department of Economics
- In LUP since
- 2019-04-26
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Sweden  |
89 (18%) |
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland  |
58 (12%) |
France  |
47 (9%) |
Germany  |
31 (6%) |
China  |
22 (4%) |
Australia  |
20 (4%) |
Taiwan (China)  |
6 (1%) |
Italy  |
6 (1%) |
Spain  |
6 (1%) |
Hong Kong (China)  |
6 (1%) |
Malaysia  |
6 (1%) |
Unknown  |
6 (1%) |
Switzerland  |
5 (1%) |
Canada  |
5 (1%) |
Egypt  |
5 (1%) |
India  |
5 (1%) |
Netherlands (Kingdom of the)  |
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Malta  |
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Russian Federation  |
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Singapore  |
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South Korea  |
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Austria  |
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Norway  |
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Kenya  |
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Lithuania  |
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Denmark  |
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Romania  |
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Poland  |
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Indonesia  |
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Japan  |
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Greece  |
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South Africa  |
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Philippines  |
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Belgium  |
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Costa Rica  |
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Nepal  |
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Finland  |
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Qatar  |
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Ghana  |
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Ireland  |
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