political polarization

For instance, much research has been devoted to de- tecting bias in news sources (Kiesel et al., 2019) and predicting the political affiliation of politicians.

aclanthology.org·4.9 MB

Once we adopt the lens of “Us vs. Them,” a range of unconscious psychological processes take root that accelerate toxic polarization and distort the ways we see ...

beyondconflictint.org·4.6 MB

First, the phenomenon of polarization has mainly been driven by political elites, and only to a partial extent accepted by voters. Second, what ...

sociologicalscience.com·3.5 MB

The data suggest that the main divide within the Democratic Party electorate is about attitudes toward the establishment and the existing order.

www.voterstudygroup.org·3.2 MB

Many studies document the diminishing ideological overlap between political parties, the rise in partisan animosity, an increase in anger ...

www.robertomosquera.org·2.6 MB

Where the juristocratic separation of powers undermines both the legal legitimacy of the Court and the democratic legitimacy of the political branches, the ...

yalelawjournal.org·2.4 MB

We argue that whether elite divisions lead to political liberalization depends on authoritarian parties' origins. Dictators with parties emerging from violent ...

www.v-dem.net·2.4 MB

Republicans and Democrats disagree on the effect that professors' personal views have on the value of a college education. A 2017 Gallup survey ...

luminafoundation.org·1.9 MB

To date, there is no conclusive evidence that elite polarization has stimulated voters to polarize, on the one hand, or withdraw from politics, on the other.

www.acsu.buffalo.edu·1.4 MB

The art of separation has never been highly regarded on the left, especially the Marxist left, where it is commonly seen as an ideological rather than a ...

www.ias.edu·1.3 MB

THE movement of jobs overseas has caused mounting anxiety in the United States over the past decade. Variously referred to as “outsourcing,” “offshoring ...

www.asc.upenn.edu·1.3 MB

divided along racial, ideological and cultural lines. • The deep partisan divide in Washington reflects the deep partisan divide in the American electorate.

www.american.edu·1.0 MB

While US political polarization did not originate with the China trade shock, the political divisions have widened amid the recent expansion of trade. Moderate.

economics.mit.edu·973.0 KB

Executives whose political views differ from the majority of their team are more likely to depart, contributing to the increasing polarization.

www.nber.org·846.2 KB

Public opinion polarization is here conceived as a process of align- ment along multiple lines of potential disagreement and measured.

sites.stat.columbia.edu·842.8 KB

Partisan differences in consumer attitudes and expectations are well documented and date back to at least the Reagan administration.

www.sca.isr.umich.edu·795.9 KB

Americans becoming more separated in their core ideological, moral, and political beliefs? Some work argues that this separation has ...

arxiv.org·733.5 KB

While competition is an integral component of a healthy democracy, polarization becomes harmful when an exclusionary “us” separates itself from an unappealing “ ...

salve.edu·629.1 KB

In this article, we assess the extent to which news consump- tion on the Internet is ideologically segregated, and compare online segregation with segregation ...

web.stanford.edu·589.0 KB

He finds that ideological divergence. (i.e., separation) and ideological consistency in the mass public have not increased over time, although both have ...

www.ipr.northwestern.edu·491.8 KB