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Theme Panel: Enhancing Pluralism by Understanding Systemic Biases

July 27, 2021 APSA Annual Meeting, Theme Panels Comments Off on Theme Panel: Enhancing Pluralism by Understanding Systemic Biases

Enhancing Pluralism by Understanding Systemic Biases

In-Person Full Paper Panel

Participants:

  • (Chair) Sonja M. Amadae, University of Helsinki;
  • (Discussant) Jared Clemons, Duke University
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