The Consequences of Cross-Cutting Networks for Political Participation

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21. Women’s Engagement in Political Discussion on Twitter: The Role of Gender Salience, Resources, and Race/Ethnicity
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22. Moving away from the “Repression-Resistance” Paradigm: The Effects of Civil/Uncivil Disagreements on Political Deliberation in China
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23. Do Political Beliefs Drive Environment Selection?
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26. Particularism
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30. Social Networks, Predispositions and Split-Ticket Voting: The Case of the 1990 German Unification Election
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31. Cognitive Deliberation, Electoral Decision Making, and Democratic Health*
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32. Personality Traits and the Early Origins of Political Sophistication: Openness to Experience or Intellectualism?
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33. Social Constraint and Self‐Doubt: Mechanisms of Social Network influence on Resistance to Persuasion
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40. Gender Gaps in Political Participation in a Cross-National Perspective: The Gendered Effects of Political Institutions
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48. The Company Makes the Feast. Party Constellations, Campaign Context and Issue Voting in Multi-party Systems
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58. Informationsverhalten und Verschwörungserzählungen unter jungen Menschen. Eine geschlechts- und bundeslandrepräsentative Studie zu politischen Einstellungen
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59. Examining the Frequency and Characteristics of Politically Diverse Friendships
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60. On the Strength of Weak Ties: Barriers to Political Expression Online
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61. Workplace Networks and Political Selection
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64. Political participation and voluntary associations : A hypergraph case study
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65. Ambivalence across the globe: Investigating political ambivalence and its impact on vote switching in 52 multi-party systems
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66. Disinformation in the Spanish public debate: an analysis of political speeches in the Congress of Deputies
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67. Unravelling the relationship between spatial and social inclusion: evidence from Korean cities and regions
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72. The tangled web: is cyber participation still predictive of offline civic engagement?
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73. Political power sharing and crosscutting media exposure: how institutional features affect exposure to different views
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75. Political Education for High School Students in Makassar City
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86. Deliberative Democracy between Theory and Practice
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94. In-Group and Out-Group Networks, Informal Social Activities, and Electoral Participation Among Immigrants in South Korea
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98. ‘Hook’-shaped polarization: how conservative super-commenters shape conspiracy beliefs and news engagement across the political spectrum
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