In contemporary democratic societies, political elections are understood as the central means by which citizens can actively participate in politics … More
Tag: politics
Competition Is Desirable and Inevitable
Up to this point, we have read many articles defining competition as a necessary concept that arises within our society. … More
Electoral competition is more than a competition
In the article Who Wants Electoral Competition and Who Wants to Win, the key distinction in the PSA survey question … More
Competition: Realize the Consequences!
The key assumption of a democratic system is the opportunity for everyone in the society to have a say. Brunell … More
TRUST BETWEEN POLITICIANS = TRUST AMONG CITIZENS?
Political parties can be compared to the films. Each one of them represents the vision of the proper structure of … More
Trust, Polarization and Framing
Carlin & Love’s extensive study looking at democracies in different countries revealed that, in all the countries that were studied, … More
The Framing of Mass Shootings
An important thing to consider when discussing competition in media and technology is how framing of events can be used … More
It’s Framing!
Marina Dekavalla’s paper on framing takes the issue of framing out of the literary context and applies it to the … More
Trust Discrimination in Shame-Based Cultures
Political competition shapes trust, as trust is the foundation of cooperation. In “Political Competition, Partisanship, and Interpersonal Trust in Electoral … More
Cooperation and Competition: Not So Simple
The article by Molina et al. gives an introspective review and look at the underlying anthropological theories that contribute to … More
Political Competition and Interpersonal Trust
In the article for “Political Competition, Partisanship and Interpersonal Trust in Electoral Democracies” written by Ryan E. Carlin and Gregory … More
Campaigns of Misinformation
In the Carlin and Love paper, the authors study shows that there is an inherit lack of trust when it … More
