The Institutional Origins of Vaccines Distrust: Evidence from Former-Soviet Countries

"These results suggest that roots of vaccine scepticism lie in a wider distrust in public and state institutions resulting from the exposure to Soviet communism." Previous research documents that exposure to Soviet communism is found to be relevant for the formation of preferences and detrimental to various forms of trust (e.g., in public instituti

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