Narrating Politics: Elite Framing, Identity, and Political Attitudes

Elites

Identity

Public Opinion

Code:

P357

Chair(s)

Luca Kristóf

ELTE Centre for Social Sciences

Section Elites and Political Leadership in the Digital Age: Disruption, Transformation, and Democratic Futures

The panel deals with the question how elites frame problems, politicize identity, and form public attitudes in democratic countries

Title	Details
How Careers of Politicians Affect Euroscepticism and Populism	View Paper Details
Constructing “Us” and “Them” Online: Elite-Led Narrative Struggles and Political Polarization in Hungary	View Paper Details
Performing the War: How Symbolic Identity and Elite Framing Structured Public Opinion in Hungary	View Paper Details
Religious Elites, (Non)Politicization, and Intergroup Attitudes Among Muslim Immigrants in Germany	View Paper Details
The Work of Silence: How Leadership Stories Hold Attention in Times of Protest	View Paper Details