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Kate Vitasek,Mike Ledyard,Karl Manrodtde geographers, cultural anthropologists and cultural psychologists, reflecting a unique and broad spectrum of social science research into institutions and the environment. The new members brought not only new disciplinary perspec­ tives to the group, but also an interest in a wider range of instit

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Kate Vitasek,Mike Ledyard,Karl Manrodtthern Ireland had been underpinned in 1998 by the Good Friday Agreement, and the economy was booming; but the first of these was of low political salience and the second had arisen largely from factors over which the government had little control (though it is likely that many voters nevertheless ga

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Kate Vitasek,Mike Ledyard,Karl Manrodt because of the way consumer spending was held down — provoking a backlash against ‘austerity’ that cost middle-class and female votes in suburban and south-eastern seats even while the party’s working-class vote held solid — and with successive blows to the government’s economic credibility (the 19

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