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How Conservatives Lost Confidence in Science: The Role of Ideological Alignment in Political Polarization

Social Forces, 2021
:Confidence in the scientific community became politically polarized in the United States at the turn of the twenty-first century, with conservatives displaying lower confidence in scientists than liberals.
Austin C. Kozlowski
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Statistical inference for multilayer networks in political science

Political Science Research and Methods, 2019
Interactions between units in political systems often occur across multiple relational contexts. These relational systems feature interdependencies that result in inferential shortcomings and poorly-fitting models when ignored.
T. H. Chen
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Political Identity and Confidence in Science and Religion in the United States

, 2020
This article investigates changes in public perceptions of science and religion in the United States between 1973 and 2018. We argue that the deepening ties between science and religion and opposing moral claims reconfigured the relationship between ...
Timothy L. O’Brien, S. Noy
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Suggestions for a General Index for Political Science

American Political Science Review, 1937
For some time, the growing stature of political science as an independent social science has been a notable feature in American universities. Yet, up to the present time, the categories of this new field of scientific endeavor have not found their way into the indexing departments of libraries, nor have they been recognized by indexers of other ...
Carl J. Friedrich, Mary C. Trackett
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General Systems Methodology and Political Science

1978
As part of an earlier presentation to this congress Cavallo and Klir characterized the situation regarding the role of general systems research with respect to the social sciences. Fundamental to their presentation was an attitude toward epistemology and science which places primary emphasis on the process-related aspects of research and knowledge ...
Roger Cavallo, Eduard Ziegenhagen
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Can We Win the War on Science? Understanding the Link between Political Populism and Anti-Science Politics

Populism, 2019
The rise of populism coincides with a new wave of anti-intellectualism, articulated in the “War on Science.” This paper argues that there is no empirical evidence that the global surge of populism is accompanied by a general anti-science trend. However,
Krisztián Szabados
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Science and Politics in Britain: The Paymaster-General

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1952
Those who are interested in seeing scientific knowledge brought to bear on national policy have followed the career of Lord Cherwell with great interest. An intimate friend and counsellor of Churchill's, he was his constant adviser during the war years.
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Predictors of trust in the general science and climate science research of US federal agencies

Public Understanding of Science, 2016
In this article, we focus on a key strategic objective of scientific organizations: maintaining the trust of the public. Using data from a nationally representative survey of American adults (n = 1510), we assess the extent to which demographic factors ...
Teresa A. Myers   +6 more
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Toward a New Generation of Systems Models in Political Science

Polity, 1972
Using data mostly from American politics and comparative studies, Professor Penn argues that general systems theory "is often regarded as appropriate as the most general framework for political science. " But he feels also that we need to be far more careful and sophisticated in our use of it.
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