The lockdown and social norms: why the UK is complying by consent rather than compulsion

Jackson, Jonathan; Posch, Krisztian; Bradford, Ben; Hobson, Zoe; Kyprianides, Arabella

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The lockdown and social norms: why the UK is complying by consent rather than compulsion

Authors: Jonathan Jackson
Krisztian Posch
Ben Bradford
Zoe Hobson
Arabella Kyprianides
Publication date: April 27, 2020
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The belief that ‘we are all in it together’ is more important than other factors in explaining why the UK public has complied with lockdown measures so far, early data suggests. Jonathan Jackson, Chris Posch, Ben Bradford, Zoe Hobson, Arabella Kyprianides, and Julia Yesberg discuss the first findings of a survey on lockdown compliance in ten UK cities

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