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Beyond Disdain: Measurement and Consequences of Negative Partisanship as a Social Identity

Electoral Studies
Negative partisanship, voters' rejection of a party, increasingly garners scholarly attention. Yet we lack robust empirical evidence on the nature of the concept and how it shapes attitudes towards citizens of the "other side" of politics. In this paper I argue negative partisanship should be conceptualised as a type of social identity, beyond a mere ...
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The Irresistible Allure of Charismatic Leaders? Populism, Social Identity, and Polarisation

Politics and Governance
This article examines the complex interplay between populism, social identity, and charisma attribution in leader–follower relationships. Drawing on a survey conducted in Hungary during the 2022 election, we investigate how populist attitudes and ...
Rudolf Metz, Bendegúz Plesz
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Hate trumps love? The implications of negative partisanship for voters and political parties

, 2022
Strong negative feelings towards political parties are prevalent in many Western democracies. Yet, when negative partisanship is studied, it is often treated as a by-product of positive partisanship. This paper-based thesis challenges this assumption and argues that strong negative feelings towards political parties are a force of their own.
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Electoral costs of political retaliation: bipartisan rejection of attacks on corporate speech

Business and Politics
Overt political retribution, typically considered outside the bounds of American democracy, has recently risen to the surface of American political discourse.
Evan S. Myers, Anna M. Wander, Mary C. McGrath   +2 more
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Globalização, política interna e gasto social na América Latina: uma Análise de corte transversal com série temporal, 1973-1997

Dados: Revista de Ciências Sociais, 2001
This study examines the effects of globalization, democratization, and partisanship on social spending in 14 Latin American countries from 1973 to 1997, using a pooled time-series error-correction model. Weexamine three sets of issues.
Kaufman Robert R., Segura-Ubiergo Alex
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The worth of work: Socio-political and demographic correlates of anti-work orientation

Social Sciences and Humanities Open
Anti-work refers to a contentious rejection of work as a determinant of one's self-worth or worth to society. The most central principle is that work requires the submission of the individual's free will for the benefit of the organization and that this ...
Samantha Sinclair, Artur Nilsson, Kristoffer Holm   +2 more
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TExploring Opposition Voting Patterns: The Role of Negative Partisanship and Affective Polarization

Athens Journal of Mediterranean Studies
This study analyzes the voting behavior of the interviewees who voted for Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu in the May 14 and 28, 2023 presidential elections on the basis of data obtained through in-depth interviews. Findings from in-depth interviews reveal that negative partisanship and affective polarization are evident in opposition voters' preference for Kemal ...
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Converting the "union curious"? Rights-based, pro-worker arguments and Republican support for expanding collective bargaining: The case of the Illinois Workers' Rights Amendment. [PDF]

PLoS One
Waterbury NW, Wade MM, Simmons AJ.
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Politicultural Linking: Inferences Between Political and Apolitical Traits. [PDF]

Public Opin Q
Scaduto G.
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Behind political affiliation: How moral values, identity politics, and party loyalty have affected COVID-19 vaccination. [PDF]

PLoS One
Fortunato P, Lombini A.
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