Lost in Translation: Racial Identity and Perceptions of Democracy Abroad
In progress
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@unpublished{inouye2026lost,
title = {Lost in Translation: Racial Identity and Perceptions of Democracy Abroad},
author = {Rikio Inouye and Gavin Medina-Hall and Burcu Kolcak},
year = {2026},
note = {Research in progress},
url = {https://www.rikioinouye.org/publication/lost-in-translation/}
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