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Needing a fresh start of year with new research ideas? Check out what researchers in Latin America are working on by reading the blog articles written by them! https://polpsyispp.medium.com/

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Check out the last blog article on Latin American Political Psychology! "A Systematic Review: What do We Know About Brazilian Political Psychology Research?" by Juliana Ledur Stucky (Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio Grande do Sul) https://bit.ly/3rPs9vP

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December 2020 • Political Psychology, Vol. 41:6

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