Politics Groups and Identities

Papers
(The median citation count of Politics Groups and Identities is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Terms and conditions apply: symbolic prejudice at the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality26
Gender and public perceptions of judges who refuse to recuse16
From public engagement to civically engaged research15
Feeling good about the ties that bind: neighborhood quality and affective linked fate among Black Americans12
Gendered ideologies, gendered perceptions: do nationalist symbols and gender affect people's perceptions of politicians?11
Young adults of color, urban divestment and political socialization in neighborhoods11
What women want: livelihood pursuits and the prioritization of health in rural Mali and Burkina Faso11
One size does not fit all: core political values and principles across race, ethnicity, and gender9
Understanding pan-Asian identity: how and when threat affects Asian and national origin identity attachment9
Outsiders among outside groups? Campaign advertising and the electability of female US House candidates9
Race, belief system complexity, and partisan-ideological sorting9
The foresight of Frontlash: how Weaver captured liberal states’ influence on the punitive transformation of the American criminal justice system9
New label, different identity? Three experiments on the uniqueness ofLatinx8
How refugees respond to hostile political discourse: no exit, but less voice8
Perceived group discrimination and the integration paradox in stigmatized neighborhoods8
Biased expectations? An experimental test of which party selectors are more likely to stereotype ethnic minority aspirants as less favorable than ethnic majority aspirants8
The politics of pronouns: how Trump framed the ingroup in the 2016 presidential election8
How do non-PRC Asian citizens perceive democracy in China and the United States? The role of economic perceptions and ethnic factors7
Victimhood, partisan identities, and media consumption in the US7
Black lives matter and say her name: how intersectional solidarity strengthens movements for social justice7
Engaging multiple identity frames in political discussion6
She works hard for the money: explaining racial and gender disparities in candidate success in primary elections6
Christian nationalism: a stained-glass ceiling for LGBT candidates?6
Gender politics in Costa Rica: from descriptive to substantive representation6
Generations in contemporary US politics: statistical aggregations or collective political actors?6
Black Congressional Politics: anxieties of incorporation6
Undermining the party: anti-black attitudes, presidential vote choice, and split-ticket voting among white voters5
Black representation and district compactness in Southern congressional districts5
Correction5
Best practices: CER with vulnerable populations in contentious political environments5
Detecting the Asian cop: policing and the incorporation of Asian Americans into American empire5
Social representations of COVID-19 skeptics: denigration, demonization, and disenfranchisement4
Vulnerability as identity facet: reconceptualizing vulnerability to conduct civically engaged research4
A tug of war: how voters balance ideology and ethnocentrism4
Organizational leaders and intersectional advocacy4
Concurrent pressures of mass protests: the dual influences of #BlackLivesMatter on state-level policing reform adoption4
White partisans’ reactions to real politicians’ tweets framing white supremacy and radical Islam as terrorist threats4
Religious behavior and European veil bans4
Trump’s African Americans? Racial resentment and Black support for Trump in the 2020 elections4
Support for ranked choice voting across party and race: results from a national survey experiment4
Antisemitism and polarization: the political dynamics of American Jewish concerns about traditional and Israel-related antisemitism3
Ethnocultural or generalized? Nationalism and support for punitive immigration policy3
Does the experience of ethnic conflict enhance ethnic identity?3
Viewers like you: the effect of elite co-identity reinforcement on U.S. immigration attitudes3
Veteran social identity, partisanship, and political behavior3
Flowers for the founders: the guest editors’ introduction3
Strong and caring? The stereotypic traits of women of color in politics3
Silencing trans voices3
The dimensions of judicial legitimacy: assessing the impact of Latino representation3
A global index of anti-immigrant xenophobia: associations with cultural dimensions, national well-being, and economic indicators in 151 nations3
When do women represent women’s rights: exploring seniority and political security3
How does the racial composition of high schools affect political participation among students of color?3
Emphasizing similarities or differences: framing effects in LGBTQ movement mobilization3
Reactionary heel politics: the new rhetoric and politics of racial provocation3
Youth’s low presence in parliament: the perspective of candidates and elected representatives3
Education, perceived discrimination, and identity voting: evidence from Brazil’s 2018 election3
Cooperating through distrust: seeking remedies to state and community violence3
The Case for accompaniment in struggles against the state: designing ethically sensible and response research partnerships in political science3
Dear political science: tools for the study of black (life and) politics3
Married with children: do intermarriage and children impact political orientations?3
When pandemic threat does not stoke xenophobia: evidence from a panel survey around COVID-193
Nasty women and bad hombres: the effect of racial and gender resentment on evaluations of presidential candidate valence2
“To protect and serve” … and rule: constitutional sheriffs and the emergence of far-right extremism within local politics2
Sustainable representation through electoral quotas: evidence from India2
Disability and candidate recruitment in congressional elections2
Dynamics of intergroup conflict and attitudes towards outgroup members: evidence from terrorist and secession conflicts2
Methodological pluralism in civically engaged research2
White privilege, white grievance, and the limitations of white antiracism2
Whose lives matter? Race, public opinion, and military conflict2
Black lives matter messaging across multiple congressional communication mediums2
Civically engaged research in political science: a methodological guide2
The political power of Muslim social capital in Europe and North America2
Purchasing privilege? How status cues affect police suspicion in routine traffic stops2
Examining the effect of gender, education and religion on attitudes toward gender equality in Nigeria2
Who are your people? – The effect of political ideology and social identity on climate-related beliefs and risk perceptions2
Gender, family status, and parliamentary careers in the German Bundestag2
Civically Engaged Research (CER): an urgent call for action in immigration federalism scholarship2
Partisan bias and evaluations of women in Congress2
Farmworker voices: contesting and renegotiating essential status during the COVID-19 pandemic2
Voter identification requirements, collective descriptive representation, and Black and Latino voter turnout2
The anti-Black axis: rethinking racial triangulation2
U.S. immigration policy at the court: organized interests & asymmetric decisions2
A rural-urban political divide among whom? Race, ethnicity, and political behavior across place2
You’re red, I’m blue, so I don’t like you: the political dis similarity- dis liking effect2
More than brown: how race and skin tone matter for Latino group identity2
Reading paperwork realistically1
Race, electoral pressure, expected judicial ideology, and the vote to confirm Justice Clarence Thomas1
Congress, ideological extremity, and Latino demography: understanding congressional adaptability in the face of Latino population change1
The politics of “women of color”: a group identity worth investigating1
An untapped coalition: partisanship and political participation among people with disabilities1
The power of numbers: how majority/minority status affects media coverage and framing of Indigenous contentious politics in Canada1
Radical-right cooptation of feminism in Israel: a case study1
The “content” of intergroup contact: lessons from the Denton Women’s Interracial Fellowship1
Ethnography on Trial: Introduction to the Dialogue1
Spanish and American colonialism and Filipino American political commonality with Latinos1
The unqualified voter: racial animus in support for voter qualifications1
Gendered perceptions of leadership and children’s political ambition: evidence from Nigeria1
Feminism, identities, and the substantive representation of women on the right – crafting a global dialogue1
Trying Lubet's ethnography: On methodology, writing, and ethics1
Refining the architect’s plan: illegibility, the Black legislative context, and a case for critical institutionalism1
Correction1
Do Americans perceive diverse judges as inherently biased?1
Countering the trump effect in Canada: strengthening support for immigrants using national identity1
What matters in school reopening plans: an analysis of the impact of school board demographics1
“Seeing around corners”: what oral histories of the founders of Black politics teach us about political science’s reluctance to prioritize research on Black people1
Is money an insurmountable barrier to women’s political representation in transactional democracies? Evidence from North Sumatera, Indonesia1
Backing the blue as a person of color: examining divergent minority attitudes toward local police1
Native Americans' support for supreme court legitimacy1
It’s not me, it’s you: perceptions of others and attitudes toward a female nominee in the 2020 New Hampshire democratic primary1
My body, my territory: Indigenous women, territoriality, and the rights of cultural minorities1
The health costs of political identity: evidence from the US during the COVID-19 pandemic1
Material circumstances and pandemic-related education choices: parental schooling decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic in four Canadian provinces1
The triangulators and the triangulated: agency and power in Claire Jean Kim’s racial triangulation theory1
Asian Americans and multiracial politics: the contribution and limits of racial triangulation theory1
Aloha ‘aina in action: Native Hawaiian attitudes towards the building of the thirty meter telescope (TMT) on Maunakea1
The influence of candidate traits on vice presidential nominee preference1
Going beyond Dobbs : an exploration of support for court reform1
Selective solidarity? Patterns of support for refugees in Germany1
Identity and elites in developmental politics: a case study of the “Gorkha” and “Gorkhaland” movements in the eastern parts of India1
Claire Jean Kim's racial triangulation at 20: rethinking Black-Asian solidarity and political science1
Steven Lubet’s American dilemma1
Decentralization to municipalities and party control over women’s councils in Turkey: cultivating women’s political power or relegating them to the backyard?1
Empowering women by regulating abortion? Conservative women lawmaker’s cooptation of feminist language in US abortion politics1
Let’s spin the block: reviving and advancing research on Black political socialization1
The effects of family and community in US immigration news1
All in the family? Assessing the impact of child gender on congressional behavior1
Sexual orientation and vote choice: how race affects support of openly-gay candidates1
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