... thrusts of his policies, the partisan polarization of public opinion, including the policy divide between the parties, the strength and causes of affective polarization, the power of motivated reasoning, and their impact on presidential leadership. The chapter also devotes attention to the enduring...

...This chapter examines the Trump White House’s efforts to lead public opinion, often referred to as going public, and concentrates on the classic challenges that every administration faces in reaching the public with its messages (including national addresses), focusing the public’s attention...

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...This chapter explores the principles of public opinion. It highlights the conceptualization that corporate reputation is public opinion for companies. The availability of mass surveys was extremely important for the development of public opinion research since corporate reputation crucially...

... literature on prejudice; it demonstrates the multifaceted role of race in American politics and public opinion....

... in the 1970s-1980s was shaped by the racial realignment of the 1960s. Using a breadth of public opinion dating to the 1930s, this book shows that attitudes on civil rights were already linked with a range of other cultural attitudes, such as on abortion or gun control, decades before the parties split...

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... hospital medicine. The chapter concludes by examining the relationship between disease and public opinion, outlining contemporary ideas about the health of the general population and the use of disease to criticize military and political leadership. This chapter provides insight into the nature...

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... War, 2006–7. Figure 2.5. Trends in support for the Iraq War. The era of public opinion polling began in the 1930s and has spanned wars great and small. Focusing on the period from 1950 to the present, this chapter provides an overview of the different wars the United States has fought since...

... different in several ways. But given circumstances that are similar in a number of other respects, party leaders took very different positions on the wisdom of military intervention in Kosovo and Iraq, reversing positions—and even rhetoric—between the two conflicts. This chapter shows that public opinion...

...This chapter tracks the ways in which the moral neoliberal is differentially extracted from across the generational spectrum, as public opinion construes the elderly as a privileged locus of publicly valuable affect and action. It shows that the moral neoliberal finds its paradigmatic expression...

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... fostered fantasies of public unity, many Americans during the 1830s did not agree that unity was the best model for the public, the best ideal for social improvement, or the best means of modulating public opinion. Calliopean Society Cumings Bradley debating societies education Northern Debating...

... linkages between the state and society. It examines the role of intellectual elites in the 1989 Movement, economic reform in China, state legitimacy, and public opinion about the Movement. Evans Peter Hu Yaobang Jiang Jieshi Sun Zhongshan CCP Chinese Communist Party xvn Great Hall of the People...

... by such pressing questions, this book contends that public opinion has been an important, yet neglected, factor in shaping welfare states in recent decades. Analyzing data on sixteen countries, the book finds that the preferences of citizens profoundly influence the welfare policies of their governments...

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