cross-cutting cleavage is a concept that recognizes that most people have multiple interests and identities that affect their political views. A person who considers himself a "worker" doesn't necessarily define his political iden...
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The observation of a positive relation between social interaction and tolerance levels is routinely explained by invoking a contact mechanism: interaction with different groups within society leads to abandoning prejudices toward that group...
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October 16, 2007 - Erik Snowberg: "Cross-Cutting Cleavages and Government Spending." ... Politics Tues/Thurs Seminars; Presenter: Erik Snowberg (Stanford University); Location: 19 West 4th Street, Room 217; Date & Time: 10/16/2007 ( - ) ... "Cross-Cutting Cleavages and Government Spending.";
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Nation-States with Multinational Populations: Cross-Cutting Cleavages in the Baltic States ... Journal Name Studies in Public Policy ... Journal Details 389...
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Differences are consistent with theories of nationality as the dominant influence on individual outlooks-but they are also consistent with theories that postulate the importance of cross-cutting socio-economic cleavages. ... NATION-STATES WITH MULTI-NATIONAL POPULATIONS. Cross-Cutting Cleavages in the Baltic States;
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2001:08 Cross-cutting Cleavages in the Czech Republic. A Comparison of the National Level with a Specific Regional Example ... This work focuses on the testing and relevance of three cross-cutting cleavages among voters on the national and the local level. The tested lines include economic populism - market...
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Downloadable (with restrictions)! Can political actors use rational strategies for political conflict when established institutions are unavailable to structure political choices because the institutions are themselves among the contested issues? ... In Soviet politics from 1985 to 1991, ... Richard Anderson; Bernard Grofman;
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This paper utilizes the cross-cutting cleavages approach to evaluate the probability of a unanimous constitutional consent and, based on these results, discusses the implications of immigration on an existing constitutional consent.
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Cross-Cutting Cleavages and Ethnic Voting: Results from an Experiment in Mali Thad Dunning1 and Lauren Harrison2 Yale University This draft: November 6, 2008 We have benefited greatly from the advice of David Freedman and Don Green, as well as from the help of Jean-Louis Bourgeois, Bamadou Diallo, Mamadou Doumbia,
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