Analysis shows significant impact of international stances on partisan voters, challenging conventional wisdom
A new study challenges the conventional wisdom that foreign policy plays a minimal role in South Korean elections. The research found that foreign policy significantly influences the voting decisions of many citizens, particularly those who identify as partisan voters.
To understand the importance of foreign policy in South Korean elections, it is essential to first examine the political landscape and the positions of South Korean politicians.
A new study challenges the conventional wisdom that foreign policy plays a minimal role in South Korean elections. The research found that foreign policy significantly influences the voting decisions of many citizens, particularly those who identify as partisan voters.
To understand the importance of foreign policy in South Korean elections, it is essential to first examine the political landscape and the positions of South Korean politicians.
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