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Social Dynamics in Swiss SocietyBy: Jennifer Fitzgerald, Christopher JordeAbstract: In this chapter we examine individual-level shifts in attitudes toward immigrants, government spending and the environment over sixteen years in Switzerland. We

Elections and emotions: voting right-wing populist in AustriaBy: Mateusz Leszczynski, Sinan Nadarevic, Jennifer FitzgeraldAbstract: Right wing populist voters are characterized by high levels of anger, according to previous work. In this paper,

The dynamics of issue salience: immigration and public opinionBy: Hannah L Paul, Jennifer FitzgeraldAbstract: Issue salience is an important dimension of public opinion and democratic politics. When mass publics are deeply concerned about

Raising a politically engaged generation: when parental influence matters mostBy: Pavel Bacovsky, Jennifer FitzgeraldAbstract:At what ages are young people most open to political influence? We test the “formative years” model that underscores the

Casting light on citizens’ conceptions of what is ‘political’By: Carl Görtz, Carolin V Zorell, Jennifer FitzgeraldAbstract: Existing studies suggest that what people do and do not think of as being ‘politics’, varies a lot. Some citizens

To Belong: Feeling “At Home” and Support for DemocracyBy: Jennifer Fitzgerald, Kathryn Schauer, Rachel Janie O’Neal, Pavel BačovskýAbstract: What explains support for democracy? We ask this question in the context of scholarly assertions that

Is it so that size matter? Testing the relationship between citizens’ conceptions of politics and their political participation in a new contextBy: Carl Görtz, Viktor Dahl, Jennifer FitzgeraldAbstract:What is politics according to citizens? This

Young citizens’ party support: the “when” and “who” of political influence within familiesBy: Jennifer Fitzgerald, Pavel BacovskyAbstract: Decades of evidence point to the vital role of parents in shaping their children’s partisan leanings,

Rejecting the radical right: Local inequality and party supportBy: Jeffrey Nonnemacher, Jennifer FitzgeraldAbstract:Does economic inequality motivate support for the populist radical right? Previous studies point in different directions in answer to

Elections and emotions: voting right-wing populist in AustriaBy: Mateusz Leszczynski, Sinan Nadarevic, Jennifer FitzgeraldAbstract: Right wing populist voters are characterized by high levels of anger, according to previous work. In this paper,