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Negative Partisanship, Affective Polarization, and Political Divisions
Fri, September 6, 2:00 to 3:30pm, Pennsylvania Convention Center (PCC), 106ASession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
These studies examine the source and consequences of negative partisanship, partisan animosity, and political divisions. Underlying many of these papers is a concern about the implications for democratic backsliding and citizen competence in representative democracies. They examine these topics in different countries.
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Individual Presentations
The Dynamics of Affective Polarisation during the 2020 US Presidential Elections - Giuliano Formisano, University of Oxford
Economic Geography of Political Animosity: Analyzing 2 Billion Tweets, 2013-2023 - Sun Young Park, Harvard University
The Shifting Sands of Conservatism in US Opinion and Politics - Michael Tesler, UC Irvine
Crafting Negative Partisanship in Brazil and the Rise of Bolsonaro - Carlos Henrique Vieira Santana, Federal University of Latin America Integration, UNILA; Marcela Nogueira Ferrario, UNILA