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Affective Polarization

Affective polarization is a field of research that analyzes polarization through a behavioral lens.

Contents

  1. Affective Polarization
    1. Description
    2. Reading Notes

Description

Affective polarization is an emerging field of research. For now, I am defining it simply as any political science that analyzes polarization behaviorally.

Reading Notes

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