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social identity theory of partisanship: a standalone construct

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Political behaviour

the view that party identification is a durable attachment to a social group, like a religious identity, rather than a running tally of party performance.

In political behaviour, social identity theory of partisanship refers to the view that party identification is a durable attachment to a social group, like a religious identity, rather than a running tally of party performance. This meaning comes from Green (2004) in Partisan Hearts and Minds.[1]

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Green, D., Palmquist, B., & Schickler, E. (2004). Partisan Hearts and Minds. Yale University Press. ISBN 9781281731104

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