The Reputational Premium: A Theory of Party Identification and Policy Reasoning
by Paul M. Sniderman, Edward H. Stiglitz
The Reputational Premium presents a theory of party identification and policy reasoning. Paul M. Sniderman and Edward H. Stiglitz explore how reputation and political affiliation relate to the ways people evaluate policy, making this a focused work for readers interested in political behavior and public opinion.
About This Book
The Reputational Premium examines the relationship between party identification and policy reasoning.
Paul M. Sniderman and Edward H. Stiglitz develop a theory centered on the role of reputation in political judgment.
The book considers how affiliation with a political party may shape the way people understand and evaluate policy.
It offers a focused contribution to the study of political behavior, public opinion, and policy reasoning.
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