The consequences of the Nicaraguan revolution for political tolerance: explaining differences among the mass public, Catholic priests, and secular elites

In: Comparative politics, Band 30, S. 335-353

Abstract

Based on surveys of 65 Nicaraguan priests conducted in 1993-94 and of 704 members of the public in 1991, as well as comparison of the data obtained from priests with that obtained from other elites in a 1994 Gallup study.