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affective polarisation 3 Brazil 2 autocratisation 2 democratic backsliding 2 democratic erosion 2 digitalisation 2 disinformation 2 misinformation 2 pernicious polarisation 2 social media 2 Affective Polarisation 1 Brasilien 1 Conceptualisation 1 Democracy 1 Democratization 1 Demokratie 1 Demokratisierung 1 Digitalisierung 1 Digitization 1 Emotions 1 Identity 1 Ideological polarisation 1 Information dissemination 1 Informationsverbreitung 1 Multi-party systems 1 Social Web 1 Social web 1 cleavages 1 political participation 1 protest 1
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Article 2 Graue Literatur 1 Non-commercial literature 1 Working Paper 1
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English 4
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Breuer, Anita 2 Borbáth, Endre 1 Hutter, Swen 1 Leininger, Arndt 1 Röllicke, Lena 1
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German Institute of Development and Sustainability 1
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Electoral Studies 1 IDOS Discussion Paper 1 IDOS discussion paper 1 West European Politics 1
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EconStor 3 ECONIS (ZBW) 1
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From polarisation to autocratisation: The role of information pollution in Brazil's democratic erosion
Breuer, Anita - 2025
corruption, inequality and moral values. This approach triggered a process of affective polarisation, with religious rhetoric … cleavages, amplify the impact of information pollution. This study finds that information pollution has fuelled affective … polarisation, fostering mistrust, hostility, and violence, which in turn has jeopardised key elements of democratic quality …
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From polarisation to autocratisation : the role of information pollution in Brazil’s democratic erosion
Breuer, Anita - German Institute of Development and Sustainability - 2025
corruption, inequality and moral values. This approach triggered a process of affective polarisation, with religious rhetoric … cleavages, amplify the impact of information pollution. This study finds that information pollution has fuelled affective … polarisation, fostering mistrust, hostility, and violence, which in turn has jeopardised key elements of democratic quality …
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Cleavage politics, polarisation and participation in Western Europe
Borbáth, Endre; Hutter, Swen; Leininger, Arndt - In: West European Politics 46 (2023) 4, pp. 631-651
and measures of ideological and affective polarisation to the context of Europe’s multi-party and multi-dimensional party … competition. Second, they emphasise electoral and protest politics, examining how ideological and affective polarisation shape …
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Polarisation, identity and affect - conceptualising affective polarisation in multi-party systems
Röllicke, Lena - In: Electoral Studies 85 (2023)
This paper aims to contribute to the nascent field of research on affective polarisation in liberal democracies by … 78 articles, I discuss three main ambiguities in the current literature on affective polarisation in multi … concept of “polarisation” in the context of affective polarisation. I then propose to use the existing ambiguities as a basis …
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