While recent research highlights the child's active role in her own political socialization, this
study represents the first test of the premise that political identification proceeds as …

Evidence that political attitudes and behavior are in part biologically and even genetically
instantiated is much discussed in political science of late. Yet the classic twin design, a …

Partisanship continues to divide Americans. Using data from the American National Election
Study, as well as implicit attitude tests, we argue that Americans' partisan identity has …

Résumé Si les vecteurs de socialisation qui participent à la formation des systèmes de
représentations politiques ont depuis longtemps été reconnus comme multiples …

Una de las afirmaciones que suele suscitar mayor unanimidad entre los especialistas es la
referida al escaso interés que las cuestiones políticas provocan entre la mayoría de los …

Group identities that are chosen, rather than inherited, are often associated with cohesive
political attitudes and behaviours. Conventional wisdom holds that this distinctiveness is …

Why do the various tenets of the party identification approach apply with different force to
different political cultures? We develop a theoretical answer in the area of political …

We use a two-wave panel survey of parent-child dyads in the United States to connect
online democratic divides with the unequal socialization of political interest in the home. We …

Individuals' political ideologies influence almost every aspect of life. But where do political
ideologies come from? In this article, we discuss new research on socio-ecological …