The Politics of Negative Emotions (Global Discourse). Degerman 9781529228793**
Bristol University Press
Explore the intricate role of negative emotions in shaping political discourse and action with 'The Politics of Negative Emotions' by Dan Degerman. This insightful book delves into how feelings like anger, fear, and resentment influence voter behavior, policy-making, and social movements. Understanding these emotional undercurrents is crucial for comprehending contemporary political landscapes. Degerman provides a comprehensive analysis, drawing on diverse case studies and theoretical frameworks to illuminate the complex relationship between psychology and politics. Key themes include: * The impact of negative emotions on democratic participation. * How political actors leverage emotions for mobilization. * The challenges negative emotions pose to societal cohesion. * Strategies for navigating emotionally charged political environments. This essential read offers a thought-provoking perspective on the power of emotions in politics, essential for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the dynamics of political behavior. Politics, Negative Emotions, Political Science, Dan Degerman, Bristol University Press, Hardback.
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