Group appeals | Ruth Dassonneville

"differences can only emerge when there are clear associations between social groups and specific parties. And parties can actively contribute to generating such associations, they can do so by appealing to groups and that is what we call 'group appeals'." [..]

In this Schuman Short, Jean Monnet Fellow Ruth Dassonneville explores the different ways in which social groups vote by analysing citizens' socio-demographic characteristics and how parties can appeal to them.

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