Sinistra e destra. Le radici psicologiche della differenza politica

Translated title of the contribution: [Autom. eng. transl.] Left and right. The psychological roots of political difference

Patrizia Catellani (Editor), Piergiorgio Corbetta (Editor)

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Abstract

As compared to the past, today political behavior is less influenced by religion, social class, or geographical area. This opens up to the neccessity to find new explanations. The results of a large-scale survey based on face-to-face interviews are presneted in the volume. For the first time, political scientists, sociologists, and social psychologist have worked together to understand the psychological bases of the left-right ideological continuum. Are left-wing voters really different from right-wing voters? Is such difference rooted in a pre-political psychological dimension? what are the relations with emotions, identifications, prejudice, attitudes towards leaders, self efficacy? An in-depth analysis of the Italian political mind.
Translated title of the contribution[Autom. eng. transl.] Left and right. The psychological roots of political difference
Original languageItalian
PublisherIl Mulino
Number of pages182
ISBN (Print)8815109110
Publication statusPublished - 2006

Keywords

  • efficacy
  • emotions
  • ideology
  • left-right continuum
  • prejudice

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