029c – Bert Bakker – The affective roots of partisanship: Physiological and selfreported responses to politicians and parties
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As part of the conference and workshop “Politics, Physiology, and Cognition: Advances in Theory and Method”, organized in collaboration with the Association of Politics and Life Sciences and the LACPOP (UQÀM), the CSDC interviewed three experts.
Dr Bert Bakker (University of Amsterdam) talks about his paper “The affective roots of partisanship: Physiological and self-reported responses to politicians and parties”.
Hosted and edited by Esther Armaignac, this episode is produced by the Centre for the Study of Democratic Citizenship.
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