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The Research Networks on Affective Polarization emerges as a natural development of the 2021 Joint Session workshop on the same topic. Although studied for more than two decades in the USA, a strong scholarly interest for affective polarization is only now emerging in Europe. Researchers now investigating this topic aim at establishing a stable network to exchange ideas and strengthen lines of research. Although studied for more than two decades in the USA, a strong scholarly interest for affective polarization is only now emerging in Europe. Researchers now investigating this topic aim at establishing a stable network to exchange ideas and strengthen lines of research. 

The Research Network has connections with several existing Standing Groups such as the ones on Public Opinion and Voting Behaviour, Political Parties, Political Psychology and Political Methodology.
However, this new network would at the crossroad of all these groups, with the aim of gathering scholars on this specific topic. 

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First Name   Last Name   Institution   No. of Interests   Committee Role   Markus Wagner University of Vienna Eelco Harteveld University of Amsterdam Luana Russo Maastricht Universiteit    Loading… Loading…

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First Name   Last Name   Institution   No. of Interests   Hanna Bäck Lunds Universitet David Levi Faur Hebrew University of Jerusalem Martin Rosema Universiteit Twente Juan Rodríguez Teruel University of Valencia Marta Cantijoch University of Manchester Guillem Rico Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Gijs Schumacher University of Amsterdam Markus Wagner University of Vienna Eva-Maria Euchner Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München – LMU James Tilley University of Oxford Markus Pausch University of Applied Sciences Salzburg Evelyn Bytzek University of Kaiserslautern-Landau Page 1 of 13 (156 items)1234567…111213 Loading…