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The SAGE Encyclopedia of Political Behavior

THE SAGE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF POLITICAL BEHAVIOR 2V

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<P>This one-of-a-kind reference work explores the intersection of psychology, political science, sociology, communications, and human behavior to better understand why and how people interact with political processes. Bringing together scholars from around the world, the encyclopedia integrates theories, research, and case studies from a variety of disciplines to help readers better understand the complexities of political behavior. Contributors analyze the forces that shape the behavior of individuals, groups, and social movements and how that behavior impacts political outcomes and public policy debates.</P>

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Editorial Board.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Dedication.
Other Frontmatter.
List of Entries.
Reader&#x2019;s Guide.
About the Editor.
Contributors.
Introduction.
1: Absolutism.
2: Activism.
3: Advocacy.
4: Affirmative Action.
5: Aggressive Capitulation.
6: Agonism.
7: al Qaeda.
8: Alienation.
9: Allegiances.
10: Allocation.
11: American Exceptionalism.
12: Anti-Semitism.
13: Art in Political Campaigns.
14: Assassinations/Violence in Politics.
15: Assimilation.
16: Asymmetric Warfare.
17: Attitudes.
18: Attribution Theory.
19: Authoritarian Personality.
20: Authoritarianism.
21: Bandwagoning State.
22: Barber&#x2019;s Typology of Presidential Character.
23: Bellicism.
24: Bicameralism.
25: Biopolitics.
26: Blaming the Victim.
27: Blue-Dog Democrats.
28: Brand Identity and Loyalty.
29: Bully Pulpit.
30: Bureaucratic Politics.
31: Bureaucratic Structure.
32: Business in Politics.
33: Calculus of Dissent.
34: Capitalism.
35: Caste System.
36: Charisma.
37: Citizenship.
38: Civic and Political Knowledge and Skills.
39: Civic Engagement.
40: Civil Disobedience.
41: Civil Wars.
42: Civilian Intervention.
43: Civil-Military Relations.
44: Clash of Civilizations.
45: Clientelism.
46: Closure, Need for.
47: Cognitive Dissonance.
48: Collective Action.
49: Command of the Commons.
50: Competitive Authoritarianism.
51: Confirmation Bias.
52: Conflict Theory, Realistic.
53: Conflicts, Protracted.
54: Conformity.
55: Conservatism.
56: Conspiracies.
57: Contact Theory.
58: Corporatism.
59: Corruption.
60: Counter-Elite.
61: Counterinsurgency.
62: Crisis Decision Making and Management.
63: Cyberactivism.
64: Cyberwar.
65: Death of Leaders.
66: Decision Making.
67: Defense Planning.
68: Democracy.
69: Dependency Theory.
70: Deterrence and Crime.
71: Deterrence and International Relations.
72: Development, Theories of.
73: Deviance and Control.
74: Dictatorship.
75: Diplomacy.
76: Direct Versus Indirect Democracy.
77: Discrimination.
78: Disengagement.
79: Distributive Justice.
80: Districting.
81: &#x201C;Do No Harm&#x201D; as a Code of Action.
82: Dogmatism.
83: Dominant Power Politics.
84: Drones.
85: Duverger&#x2019;s Law on Elections.
86: Economic Judgment.
87: Economic-Based Voting Blocs.
88: Economics and Political Behavior.
89: Ecopolitics.
90: Egocentrism.
91: Egoistical Relative Deprivation.
92: Election Rigging.
93: Electoral Systems.
94: Electoralism.
95: Elite Decision Making.
96: Elite Theory (Pareto).
97: Emotions and Political Decision Making.
98: Emotions and Voting.
99: End of History and the Last Man, The (Fukuyama).
100: End of History Thesis for Corporate Law.
101: End to Terrorism, Theories of.
102: Energy Competition.
103: English-Only Movement.
104: Environmental Skepticism.
105: Equality of Opportunity.
106: Equity Theory.
107: Essentialism.
108: Ethics of Political Behavior.
109: Ethnic Revival.
110: Ethnicity.
111: Ethnicity-Based Voting Blocs.
112: Ethnocentrism.
113: European Union.
114: Expected-Utility Model.
115: Extended Contact.
116: Extradition.
117: False Consciousness.
118: Fascism.
119: Feckless Pluralism.
120: Feminism.
121: First Ladies.
122: Followership and Personality.
123: Framing Effects.
124: Free Market.
125: Free Rider Problem.
126: F-Scale.
127: Functionalism.
128: Gender Bias.
129: Genetic Essentialism.
130: Genocide.
131: Gerontology, Sociopolitical.
132: Get-Out-the-Vote Efforts.
133: Glass Ceiling and Glass Cliff.
134: Globalization.
135: Governmentality.
136: Greed Versus Grievance.
137: Greenstein&#x2019;s Six Components of Presidential Leadership.
138: Group Ideologies.
139: Group Relative Deprivation.
140: Groupthink.
141: Hearts and Minds Approach.
142: Hegemony.
143: Heuristics.
144: Hierarchy of Needs.
145: Hostage Taking.
146: Human Duties.
147: Human Rights.
148: Human Trafficking.
149: Hybrid Regimes.
150: Hypocrisy Paradigm.
151: Identity Politics.
152: Images and Theory in International Relations.
153: Imagined Contact.
154: Immigration.
155: Implicit Association Test.
156: Implicit Cognitive Processes and Voting.
157: Indoctrination.
158: Insurgency.
159: International Criminal Court.
160: International Humanitarian Law.
161: International Security.
162: Internet Jihadism.
163: Intractable Conflicts.
164: Irrationality.
165: Islam Versus Islamism.
166: Islamic State.
167: Jihad.
168: Judicial Appointments.
169: Judicial Review.
170: Just War Theory.
171: Justice Motive.
172: Keynesian Economics.
173: Language Death.
174: Legitimacy, Forms of.
175: Liberalism.
176: Life Cycle Effects.
177: Lobbying.
178: Locus of Control.
179: Lone Wolf Terrorism.

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