Customs and traditions considered more important to national identity by those on the ideological right

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January 17, 2024

2. Views on the importance of customs and traditions to national identity

Customs and traditions considered more important to national identity by those on the ideological right

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2. Views on the importance of customs and traditions to national identity
Customs and traditions seen as important to national identities across surveyed countries
Customs and traditions now considered less important to identity
Customs and traditions considered more important to national identity by those on the ideological right

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