Leading scholars in political psychology discuss and debate major
issues facing the field of political psychology. They define the
boundaries of the field, debate its relevance, consider whether the
field is too methodologically individualistic, and whether it can
help scholars to understand collective public opinion.
Book Description
Some of the leading scholars in political psychology discuss and debate some of the major issues facing the field of political psychology. Scholars define the boundaries of the field, debate its relevance, consider whether the field is, methodologically, too individualistic, and consider whether the field can help scholars to understand collective public opinion.
Book Description
Some of the leading scholars in political psychology discuss and debate some of the major issues facing the field of political psychology. Scholars define the boundaries of the field, debate its relevance, consider whether the field is, methodologically, too individualistic, and consider whether the field can help scholars to understand collective public opinion.