What question did this study set out to answer?

To examine how prejudice rooted in race and nationality drives group conflict and shapes political attitudes and democratic institutions.

March 1, 2001Choice Reviews Online

The outsider: prejudice and politics in Italy

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Survey-based analysis reveals how racial and national prejudice drive political conflict and affect democratic stability, indicating strong ties between intolerance and political alignment.

Key Points

To examine how prejudice rooted in race and nationality drives group conflict and shapes political attitudes and democratic institutions.
Survey research design incorporating custom questionnaire instruments, representative sampling, and post-stratification weighting.
Econometric modeling utilizing instrumental variables and error-correction frameworks to estimate ideological shifts and right-wing shocks.
Racial and national identity biases act as foundational drivers of intergroup conflict and social intolerance.
Prejudice and intolerance significantly predict political alignment, reshaping participation and challenging democratic stability.

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A 2001 study studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a124dd5ea48cb855a349021 https://doi.org/10.5860/choice.38-4109

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Survey-based analysis reveals how racial and national prejudice drive political conflict and affect democratic stability, indicating strong ties between intolerance and political alignment.

The outsider: prejudice and politics in Italy

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The outsider: prejudice and politics in Italy

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