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The Psychology of Politics
This book discusses the psychology of a number of political questions problems, such as anti-Semitism, the origin and growth of Fascist and Communist ideologies, the causal determinants of voting behaviour, the structure of opinions and attitudes, and the relationship between political belief and personality.
It contains 31 chapters about empirical findings using the subjects of middle-class and working-class men and women belonging to the Conservatice, Liberal, and Labour Parties, members of the Fascist and Communist groups, and the politically neutrals. It shows the essential similarity of results on both sides of the Atlantic and in several European countries.
This book is suitable for research in psychology, politics, sociology, anthroplogy, class, and ideology.
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