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The Politics of Losing: Trump, the Klan, and the Mainstreaming of Resentment
Representation, 2021Since Trump's electoral success in 2016, the publishing industry has turned out an incredible quantity of books about the United States of America's 45th President.
Rebecca Peach
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Political research quarterly
In recent years, the rural-urban divide has not only made its way back into political science, but has also been given an entirely new angle by investigating place of living as its own social identity.
Alina Zumbrunn
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In recent years, the rural-urban divide has not only made its way back into political science, but has also been given an entirely new angle by investigating place of living as its own social identity.
Alina Zumbrunn
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Racial resentment, sexism, and evaluations of Kamala Harris in the 2020 U.S. presidential election
Social Science QuarterlyThis article examines the effect of racial attitudes and sexism on evaluations of Kamala Harris. It also compares the effect of these variables on evaluations of other Democratic politicians: Joe Biden, Barack Obama, and Hillary Clinton.Data are taken ...
J. Knuckey, Adrienne Mathews
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Resentment and Polarization in Indonesia
Journal of East Asian Studies, 2021Is political polarization in Indonesia here to stay? For years, scholarly consensus on partisanship in Indonesia viewed weak partisan identity, collusive party behavior, and the predominance of personality as features of a system that would prevent the ...
Seth Soderborg, Burhanuddin Muhtadi
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2018
This chapter introduces the concept of resentment by delineating the two most influential and significant models of it as a practice—resentment as a moral impetus to justice and resentment as a disabling spitefulness and envy. After first examining how resentment has been employed as a concept in contemporary philosophy after Strawson elucidated it as ...
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This chapter introduces the concept of resentment by delineating the two most influential and significant models of it as a practice—resentment as a moral impetus to justice and resentment as a disabling spitefulness and envy. After first examining how resentment has been employed as a concept in contemporary philosophy after Strawson elucidated it as ...
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Partisanship, White Racial Resentment, and State Support for Higher Education
, 2020Dominant explanations of state higher education policy tend to emphasize economic models that foreground the business cycle or political approaches that cast ideology as fairly fixed.
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Nursing Standard, 1988
Referring to the clinical grading structure which has been hailed as the all embracing answer to nurses' pay, its anomalies and discrepancies are set to produce dissension and resentment in nursing in the years to come. (Witness the arguments and discussion going on at the moment right to the highest levels.).
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Referring to the clinical grading structure which has been hailed as the all embracing answer to nurses' pay, its anomalies and discrepancies are set to produce dissension and resentment in nursing in the years to come. (Witness the arguments and discussion going on at the moment right to the highest levels.).
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Beyond Performance: Racial Resentment and Whites’ Negativity Toward Government
Social Science Research Network, 2020We argue that since the 1960s, with increased descriptive representation in elected positions and in key administrative posts, government has become racialized.
Alexandra Filindra, Noah J. Kaplan
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Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 2017
A common challenge for both health-care providers and policymakers is to deal with people as people, rather than merely as biological or social problems to be managed. In terms introduced in P. F. Strawson's much-discussed essay "Freedom and Resentment" (1962), the difficulty is to maintain a reactive "participant stance," rather than a solely ...
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A common challenge for both health-care providers and policymakers is to deal with people as people, rather than merely as biological or social problems to be managed. In terms introduced in P. F. Strawson's much-discussed essay "Freedom and Resentment" (1962), the difficulty is to maintain a reactive "participant stance," rather than a solely ...
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, 2020
A well-established body of research finds that racial resentment predicts support for punitive criminal justice policy. This article links racial resentment with punitiveness, expanding the existing research—a body of work that largely treats punitivity ...
R. Morris, R. Lecount
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A well-established body of research finds that racial resentment predicts support for punitive criminal justice policy. This article links racial resentment with punitiveness, expanding the existing research—a body of work that largely treats punitivity ...
R. Morris, R. Lecount
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