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Socioeconomic, Political and Emotional Antecedents of Inequality Perceptions

Political Psychology
Social Justice
Political Sociology
P487
Sonja Zmerli
Sciences Po Grenoble
Exploring the Intricacies of Citizens' Economic Inequality Perceptions and Their Redistributive Correlates: Ill-Informed, Attitudinally Incoherent, or Predictably Irrational?

Abstract

This panel aims to examine and explain the multifaceted root causes of citizens’ inequality perceptions. It will particularly focus on the emotional, socioeconomic and political antecedents of inequality perceptions.

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