Political psychology

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Political psychology

edited by Kristen Renwick Monroe

L. Erlbaum Associates, 2002

  • : pbk
  • : hbk

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes

Contents of Works

  • What is political psychology? / Morton Deutsch and Catarina Kinnvall
  • Political psychology as a perspective in the study of politics / Margaret G. Hermann
  • Political psychology: origins and development / Dana Ward
  • Psychological political science versus political psychology true to its name : A plea for balance / Jon A. Krosnick and Kathleen M. McGraw
  • Political psychology: A personal view / George E. Marcus
  • Political learning and political psychology: A question of norms / Janice Gross Stein
  • Lost in plain sight : The cultural foundations of political psychology / Stanley A. Renshon
  • The utility of political psychology / Martha Crenshaw
  • From social to political psychology : The societal approach / Willem Doise and Christian Staerkle
  • The (social) psychological legacy for political psychology / Daniel Bar-Tal
  • Group psychology is the state of nature / C. Fred Alford
  • Institutional organization of choice spaces: A political conception of political psychology / Simon Jackman and Paul M. Sniderman
  • On-Line versus memory-based process models of political evaluation / Howard Lavine
  • Long-term psychological consequences of political events / David O. Sears
  • Crossing the methodological and disciplinary divide : political stability, political change, and research method / Leonie Huddy
  • Signaling and perception : Drawing inferences and projecting images / Robert Jervis
  • Postmodernism, identity politics, and other political influences in political psychology / Peter Suedfeld
  • Reconstructing political psychology : current obstacles and new direction / Shawn Rosenberg
  • Turning political psychology upside down / Robert E. Lane
  • An intellectual agenda for political psychology / David G. Winter
  • A paradigm for political psychology / Kristen R Monroe

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