In This Section News Events News Recent news from the Center for the Study of Political Psychology New Books Network | Professor Christopher Federico Discusses "The Authoritarian Divide" "The Authoritarian Divide," co-authored by Christopher Federico, has been named a Book of the Day by the New Books Network. Pew Research Center | Benjamin Toff on How Americans Take Part in Public Life — or Don't Benjamin Toff and co-authors find that Americans sort into four groups that reflect different patterns of participation across a range of behaviors. Is All Political Hatred Equal? We know Americans are politically polarized, but are we measuring it all wrong? Christopher Federico and Nicolas Campos introduce the Affective Polarization Scale (APS) to… Pew Research Center | What types of news do Americans seek out or happen to come across? Professor Benjamin Toff writes. How CLA Experts are Helping to Make Sense of this Moment CLA scholars break down Minnesota’s recent ICE-involved shootings. The MN Daily | Dan Myers on social media Political science associate professor Dan Myers is quoted. The Power of the Page: Faculty Books from CLA Check out these recent publications by the CLA community. The Minnesota Daily | Howard Lavine on Political Social Identities Political science professor Howard Lavine is quoted. Christopher Federico Receives Award for Outstanding Contributions to Graduate and Professional Education Christopher Federico received an award for his outstanding contributions to graduate and professional education. Opinion: Health policy should focus on science, not image If enough people feel the consequences of bad advice, they may put their trust back in experts, says Professor Paul Goren. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Next page ›› Last page Last »
New Books Network | Professor Christopher Federico Discusses "The Authoritarian Divide" "The Authoritarian Divide," co-authored by Christopher Federico, has been named a Book of the Day by the New Books Network.
Pew Research Center | Benjamin Toff on How Americans Take Part in Public Life — or Don't Benjamin Toff and co-authors find that Americans sort into four groups that reflect different patterns of participation across a range of behaviors.
Is All Political Hatred Equal? We know Americans are politically polarized, but are we measuring it all wrong? Christopher Federico and Nicolas Campos introduce the Affective Polarization Scale (APS) to…
Pew Research Center | What types of news do Americans seek out or happen to come across? Professor Benjamin Toff writes.
How CLA Experts are Helping to Make Sense of this Moment CLA scholars break down Minnesota’s recent ICE-involved shootings.
The Power of the Page: Faculty Books from CLA Check out these recent publications by the CLA community.
The Minnesota Daily | Howard Lavine on Political Social Identities Political science professor Howard Lavine is quoted.
Christopher Federico Receives Award for Outstanding Contributions to Graduate and Professional Education Christopher Federico received an award for his outstanding contributions to graduate and professional education.
Opinion: Health policy should focus on science, not image If enough people feel the consequences of bad advice, they may put their trust back in experts, says Professor Paul Goren.
