a pattern widely documented in studies of Chinese public opinion, may also exist in Vietnam, but in a more muted form. In the paper, we briefly discuss the potential sources and consequences of this cross-national variation.
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Happy to share Mai Truong's (Marquette) and my article on blame-shifting propaganda and public opinion in China and Vietnam. For me, one of the most interesting findings in this study is that hierarchical trust (i.e., people trust the central government more than lower-level governments), 1/2
Enjoyed this post by Masayuki Yanagisawa and agree with his point about asking big questions. I also like the comparative photo arrangements! newsletter.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/nl-83/yan... @cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp
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