It is important to differentiate between partisanship as “a psychological attachment to a particular party” (Samuels, 2006a: 1) and party membership. 30. This number is much higher than the average of 20 European democracies (4.99 %) at the end of the 1990s (Mair & Van Biezen, 2003: ...
He said the results were a “loud and clear message that partisanship isn’t welcome on the school board.” Conservative leaders agreed their voters weren’t motivated this election cycle, but they don’t agree that it’s due to a rejection of partisanship. “I know the Left will spin ...
Switch tonew thesaurus Noun1.ethnocentrism- belief in the superiority of one's own ethnic group partisanship,partiality- an inclination to favor one group or view or opinion over alternatives Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection. © 2003-2012 Princeton University, Farlex Inc. ...
While the literature on partisan cues in citizen opinion formation has focused primarily on in-group cues (see Cohen,2003; Lenz,2013), an emerging body of research suggests that public opinion on climate change also responds to the rejection of out-party cues (Nicholson,2012). Using survey dat...
Firstly, what do I mean by the term “fudging” in the context of this blog post? to present or deal with (something) in a vague or inadequate way, especially so as to conceal the truth or mislead and/or to adjust or manipulate (facts or figures) so as to present a desired picture...
Admittedly, this contribution is by no means close to the US$ 300 billion in renewable energy investment, the US$ 700 billion in climate finance, or the US$ 100 billion that developed countries have pledged for long-term support. Its real impact, however, lies in its power to shape ...
The umbrella term “AAPI” has cemented a collective solidarity among the ethnic groups included under the moniker that continues to hold relevance in countering rising anti-Asian racism within the US (Lyu et al.,Citation2021). However, reliance on the aggregated term within political engagement an...
term [45] or not effective at all [46]. Warnings may have a meaningful immediate impact but may not maintain this effect in the long term, as the misinformation and correct information become more and more dissociated over time [45]. This is partly due to human memory functions. Once the...
This allows interested parties to implement early strategies that can help to manage its damage. A wide range of measures can be adopted for countering fake news, some in the medium or long term, others for immediate reaction in a crisis, such as rumour rebuttal and content removal. Examples...
Many of those pressing for climate action have embraced the partisanship of the issue, and acted to enhance it. I saw this at play while testifying before the House Science Committee today. Those labeled by the term “climate deniers” might be the original “deplorables.” Yale law professor...