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Partisanship, Time, and Satisfaction with Democracy | View Paper Details |
‘Down-to-Earth Citizens’ or ‘Socially-Minded Cosmopolitans’? – How Voters’ Self-Described Group Identities relate to Party Preferences | View Paper Details |
The Way We Were: How Current and Past Cooperation between Co-Governing Parties Alleviates Affective Polarization in Mass Publics | View Paper Details |
Information Matters: Revisiting Citizen Engagement with Facts about Immigration Under Affective Polarization in the United Kingdom | View Paper Details |
How personality traits affect the strength of political identities | View Paper Details |
Validating the Feeling Thermometer as a Measure of Partisan Affect in Multi-Party Systems | View Paper Details |
Affective partisan polarization and moral dilemmas during the COVID-19 pandemic | View Paper Details |
Negative voting amongst & against the Radical Right in Europe | View Paper Details |
The Downsian Roots of Affective Polarization: How Ideological Issue Proximity Shapes Affective Polarization | View Paper Details |
Threats and affective polarization in a multiparty system. Social distancing among left- and rightwing voters in Sweden | View Paper Details |
Affective polarization across parties: why do people dislike some parties more than others? | View Paper Details |
This is not US: Measuring Polarization in Multiparty Systems | View Paper Details |
Identity over issues: Comparing the reciprocal effects of identity-based and issue-based ideology on affective polarization in Spain | View Paper Details |
How party polarization drives Affective Polarization of voters in Multiparty Systems | View Paper Details |
My enemy's enemy is my friend: the implications of negative partisanship in multi-party systems | View Paper Details |
Measuring and Modelling Escalating Polarization: From Partisan Engagement to Intolerance and Support for Violence | View Paper Details |
Overlapping polarization | View Paper Details |
Affective Polarization across Space: Explaining Place-Based Resentment in Europe | View Paper Details |
Party polarization in Multi-Party Systems : Enhancing Affective Polarization or Partisan Ambivalence? | View Paper Details |
The Political Consequences of Affective Polarization in Norway and Sweden | View Paper Details |
Can discussing polarizing political issues reduce affective polarization? Evidence from 100.000 interpartisan online chat conversations in the Netherlands. | View Paper Details |
Not all negative affect is created equal: The consequences of fear and anger for out-group hostility across five contexts | View Paper Details |
Patterns of affective polarization in the democratic world: comparing the polarized feelings towards parties and leaders | View Paper Details |
Partisan identities and affective polarization in multi-party systems | View Paper Details |