Reconsidering Parties and Partisanship
Editat de Christopher F. Karpowitz, Jeremy C Popeen Limba Engleză Paperback – 22 apr 2026
The scholars here approach parties from the standpoint of partisan and social identities, polarization, the prevalence of independents (and pseudo-independents), political campaigns, and more. In linking the different faces or levels—party-in-the-electorate, party-in-government, and party-as-an-organization—the chapters provide a wide-ranging set of theories and ideas to consider. Through this exploration, Reconsidering Parties and Partisanship provides a valuable road map for partisanship in our current era.
Readers will learn
- How conditional party government seems to work in this highly partisan era
- How donors and pressure groups have taken ownership over campaigns
- How independents are often undercover partisans, but who also feel repelled by the existing parties—even the one they typically support
- How various identities converge to produce partisan affection (when that exists)
- How partisanship relates to ideology.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780472058037
ISBN-10: 0472058037
Pagini: 512
Ilustrații: 101 illustrations, 54 tables
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PRESS
Colecția University of Michigan Press
ISBN-10: 0472058037
Pagini: 512
Ilustrații: 101 illustrations, 54 tables
Dimensiuni: 178 x 254 mm
Greutate: 0.45 kg
Editura: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PRESS
Colecția University of Michigan Press
Notă biografică
Christopher F. Karpowitz is Mary Lou Fulton Professor of Political Science at Brigham Young University.
Jeremy C. Pope is Professor of Political Science at Brigham Young University.
Jeremy C. Pope is Professor of Political Science at Brigham Young University.
Cuprins
List of Figures
List of Tables
1 Introduction
1. “Parties and Partisanship Reconsidered” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and Jeremy C. Pope)
2 From Identity to Polarization
2. Section Introduction: “From Identity to Polarization” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and Jeremy C. Pope)
3. “Worldview and Partisanship” (Marc J. Hetherington, Andrew M. Engelhardt, and Pamela Johnston Conover)
4. “Rallying Hate: How Trump Support Is Not Normal Partisanship” (Lilliana Mason, Julie Wronski, and John V. Kane)
5. “What Happens When Partisan and Religious Group Identities Unexpectedly Conflict? A Case Study” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and J. Quin Monson)
6. “Finding Common Ground: Experimental Efforts to Reduce Partisan Animus” (Matthew S. Levendusky)
7. “Partisanship by Ideologies” (Michael Barber and Jeremy C. Pope)
8. Discussion Essay: “The Impact of Donald Trump on Partisan Alignment with Social Identities” (Lisa P. Argyle)
3 Partisanship and Political Independents
9. Section Introduction: “Partisanship and Political Independents” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and Jeremy C. Pope)
10. “Ideology among Partisans and Independents” (David B. Magleby and Alena Smith)
11. “Partisan Stealth Fighters: Documenting Extreme Partisanship in Independent Leaners” (Nathan Kalmoe and Lilliana Mason)
12. “Under Cover or Repelled by Parties? Searching for Independents” (Samara Klar, Yanna Krupnikov, and John Barry Ryan)
13. Discussion Essay: “Understanding the Declarations of Independents” (Kelly D. Patterson)
4 Partisanship in Campaigns
14. Section Introduction: “Partisanship in Campaigns” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and Jeremy C. Pope)
15. “Money and Mobilization in the 2018 Congressional Elections” (Gary C. Jacobson)
16. “Partisanship of Donors” (Jay Goodliffe)
17. “Parties, Groups, and Public Policy: Searching for an Electoral Connection” (Larry M. Bartels)
18. “Are Partisans Akin to Sports Fans? Competition, Perceptions of. Competition, and Mobilizing Participation” (Michael P. McDonald, Caroline Tolbert, and Kellen Gracey)
19. Discussion Essay: “The Magnetic Effect of Partisan Identification” (Juliet E. Carlisle)
5 Partisanship in Institutions
20. Section Introduction: “Partisanship in Institutions” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and Jeremy C. Pope)
21. “Seats, Votes, and Partisans” (Daniel B. Magleby)
22. “Bipartisanship Reconsidered: Minority Party Contributions to Lawmaking in the 101st to 113th Congresses” (Mandi Eatough and Jessica Preece)
23. “Reconsidering Responsible Parties: Majority Party (In)Capacity in a Polarized Congress” (James M. Curry and Frances E. Lee)
24. “Conditional Party Government: Its Relationship to the Party in the Electorate and in Governance” (John H. Aldrich and David W. Rohde)
25. Discussion Essay: “Can Representative Democracy Overcome Political Polarization? Maybe.” (Tyson King-Meadows)
List of Tables
1 Introduction
1. “Parties and Partisanship Reconsidered” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and Jeremy C. Pope)
2 From Identity to Polarization
2. Section Introduction: “From Identity to Polarization” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and Jeremy C. Pope)
3. “Worldview and Partisanship” (Marc J. Hetherington, Andrew M. Engelhardt, and Pamela Johnston Conover)
4. “Rallying Hate: How Trump Support Is Not Normal Partisanship” (Lilliana Mason, Julie Wronski, and John V. Kane)
5. “What Happens When Partisan and Religious Group Identities Unexpectedly Conflict? A Case Study” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and J. Quin Monson)
6. “Finding Common Ground: Experimental Efforts to Reduce Partisan Animus” (Matthew S. Levendusky)
7. “Partisanship by Ideologies” (Michael Barber and Jeremy C. Pope)
8. Discussion Essay: “The Impact of Donald Trump on Partisan Alignment with Social Identities” (Lisa P. Argyle)
3 Partisanship and Political Independents
9. Section Introduction: “Partisanship and Political Independents” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and Jeremy C. Pope)
10. “Ideology among Partisans and Independents” (David B. Magleby and Alena Smith)
11. “Partisan Stealth Fighters: Documenting Extreme Partisanship in Independent Leaners” (Nathan Kalmoe and Lilliana Mason)
12. “Under Cover or Repelled by Parties? Searching for Independents” (Samara Klar, Yanna Krupnikov, and John Barry Ryan)
13. Discussion Essay: “Understanding the Declarations of Independents” (Kelly D. Patterson)
4 Partisanship in Campaigns
14. Section Introduction: “Partisanship in Campaigns” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and Jeremy C. Pope)
15. “Money and Mobilization in the 2018 Congressional Elections” (Gary C. Jacobson)
16. “Partisanship of Donors” (Jay Goodliffe)
17. “Parties, Groups, and Public Policy: Searching for an Electoral Connection” (Larry M. Bartels)
18. “Are Partisans Akin to Sports Fans? Competition, Perceptions of. Competition, and Mobilizing Participation” (Michael P. McDonald, Caroline Tolbert, and Kellen Gracey)
19. Discussion Essay: “The Magnetic Effect of Partisan Identification” (Juliet E. Carlisle)
5 Partisanship in Institutions
20. Section Introduction: “Partisanship in Institutions” (Christopher F. Karpowitz and Jeremy C. Pope)
21. “Seats, Votes, and Partisans” (Daniel B. Magleby)
22. “Bipartisanship Reconsidered: Minority Party Contributions to Lawmaking in the 101st to 113th Congresses” (Mandi Eatough and Jessica Preece)
23. “Reconsidering Responsible Parties: Majority Party (In)Capacity in a Polarized Congress” (James M. Curry and Frances E. Lee)
24. “Conditional Party Government: Its Relationship to the Party in the Electorate and in Governance” (John H. Aldrich and David W. Rohde)
25. Discussion Essay: “Can Representative Democracy Overcome Political Polarization? Maybe.” (Tyson King-Meadows)
Descriere
Studying partisanship through party-in-the-electorate, party-in-government, and party-as-an-organization