... Todorov Alexander Wong Janelle Bennett W L Democratic citizenship Gamson William Hurwitz Jon Political psychology political psychology democratic citizenship civic engagement civic competence democratic theory Democratic theories and theorists have often, as with Gaul, been divided into three...

...This Chapter highlights the importance of the subject matter of the book and situates the approach and contribution in the fields of International Relations and Political Psychology. It explores existing insights into the question of what ‘security threats’ are and how we can study everyday...

... Relations Political Psychology U.S. Presidency When George W. Bush fired Donald H. Rumsfeld in November 2006, he ended a conflict. Not the Iraq war, which would go on for several more years, but a war about the war, fought in the shadows and engaged largely through inaction, the fudging of differences...

...This chapter serves as an introduction to the Oxford Handbook of Political Psychology. It provides an overview of the field, focusing on key theories, topics, and empirical approaches. The chapter begins by defining political psychology as the behavior of individuals within...

...This chapter explores psychological approaches to the study of public opinion in foreign policy. Traditionally the study of public opinion in IR was disconnected from work in political psychology, but more recent work has sought to bridge the divide, at the same time that work in IR and foreign...

...,” Political Psychology 4, no. 3 (September 1983): 501–530 ; and Eric Chivian , John P. Robinson , Jonathan R. H. Tudge , Nikolai P. Popov , and Vladimir G. Andreyenkov , “American and Soviet Teenagers’ Concerns about Nuclear War and the Future,” New England Journal of Medicine...

...., in rationalist bargaining theory and theories of political psychology), none have satisfactorily captured the role information plays in strategy design and execution. Existing state-level theories that address the role of information in foreign policy (i.e., organizational theory) offer overly pessimistic...

... campaigns often turn on their ability to recruit support from the hostile opposition. The theory of affective intelligence substantially revises the conventional wisdom about the periodicity of elections, and also provides a micro-account of a political psychology that sustains a normative portrait...

... is concerned, the chapter draws on political psychology and science communication to argue that the most effective methods of persuading people to change their minds about politically contentious scientific issues are ‘marketing methods’—methods that seek to sell science, rather than persuade purely through...

... quantitative approaches to the problem of inequality. It introduces notions such as empathy gulf, relative feelings, relational democracy, imaginary equality, union of social unions, narrative scenario, and it discusses some methodological questions. The notion of political psychology is introduced. Further...

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.../9780190125011.003.0004 Kristen Monroe analyses the Rudolphs’ innovative use of political psychology in their study of identity, political leadership, and the consequences of perception for political action. She draws inspiration from the Rudolphs’ work on Gandhi to develop the concept of ‘moral imagination...

... exposure partisanship partisan bias political psychology Think for a moment about the conversations you have in the course of your life. On one end of the spectrum, our days are filled with casual interactions where we exchange pleasantries and relatively benign chitchat. Picking your kids up at school...

...Scholars taking a political psychology perspective on the study of political leadership are generally focused on establishing the linkages between what political leaders are like and the actions and policies of the institutions they run. They seek (1) to understand the factors that influence who...

... discussed in the research literature. Research has moved in several directions. Overall, we observe that research on political trust is strongly integrated into mainstream research on political behavior with an emphasis of attitudes and other political psychology constructs. Complementing the micro-level...

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