The University of Gothenburg has secured 15 million Swedish kroner (€1.7m) in funding to create what is says will be the world’s most comprehensive data set on democracy.
The money, which will be shared between project partners, comes from the governments in all the Nordic countries, private foundations in Sweden and the EU Commission, the university said on 5 November.
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