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work_ykxpmkpoxbaq3nnuuiasqcc5w4	Cevat Giray Aksoy	Do Laws Shape Attitudes? Evidence From Same-Sex Relationship Recognition Policies in Europe	2018	35	.pdf	application/pdf	7609	715	61	between legal same-sex relationship recognition policies (SSRRPs) and attitudes toward crimes legislation), country, year, and month fixed effects, and linear countryspecific time trends. relationship recognition policies and attitudes toward LGBT people. individual-level panel data to examine the effects of same-sex marriage policies. between same-sex relationship recognition policies and attitudes toward LGBT To estimate the effect of relationship recognition policies for same-sex couples on attitudes toward sexual minorities, we estimate standard difference-indifferences models that rely on plausibly exogenous variation in the timing of same-sex couples by 2016 were much more likely to have adopted other proLGBT policies such as employment protection for sexual minorities, the in countries without legal relationship recognition for same-sex couples by 2016 individuals in country/year combinations with same-sex relationship recognition relationship recognition policies on attitudes toward sexual minorities. relationship recognition policies on attitudes toward sexual minorities. adopted relationship recognition policies for same-sex couples. Table 2: Relationship Recognition Policies for Same-Sex Couples Significantly Improve Attitudes Toward 	./cache/work_ykxpmkpoxbaq3nnuuiasqcc5w4.pdf	./txt/work_ykxpmkpoxbaq3nnuuiasqcc5w4.txt