White Identity Politics (Cambridge Studies in Public Opinion and Political Psychology)
In White Identity Politics, Ashley Jardina investigates the emergence of white identity as a key factor in American politics. Using data from public opinion surveys, the book reveals how this identity affects political psychology, voter preferences, and societal divisions. It offers a scholarly examination of identity's impact on contemporary political dynamics within the Cambridge Studies series.
About This Book
White Identity Politics is part of the Cambridge Studies in Public Opinion and Political Psychology series. Authored by Ashley Jardina, the book delves into the dynamics of racial identity in political contexts.
It focuses on how white identity influences public opinion and political psychology, providing insights into modern electoral trends and social divisions.
The work analyzes data to understand the implications of identity-based politics on democratic processes and voter behavior.
Through rigorous research, it contributes to broader discussions on polarization and the role of identity in shaping political landscapes.
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