The Scapegoating Hypothesis Revisited: Unpacking Blame Attribution toward the International Monetary Fund

Acknowledgements: We thank Kathleen Brown, Ben Cormier, Lisa Dellmuth, Carolina Garriga, Daniel L. Nielson, Amy Pond, Randall Stone, Bernhard Zangl, participants at the European Political Science Association (EPSA) in Glasgow (21–23 June 2023), and the three anonymous reviewers and GSQ editors for helpful feedback.

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The Scapegoating Hypothesis Revisited: Unpacking Blame Attribution toward the International Monetary Fund

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The Scapegoating Hypothesis Revisited: Unpacking Blame Attribution toward the International Monetary Fund

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Acknowledgements: We thank Kathleen Brown, Ben Cormier, Lisa Dellmuth, Carolina Garriga, Daniel L. Nielson, Amy Pond, Randall Stone, Bernhard Zangl, participants at the European Political Science Association (EPSA) in Glasgow (21–23 June 2023), and the three anonymous reviewers and GSQ editors for helpful feedback.

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