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2026 Entrepreneurs of conflict: A descriptive analysis of when and how political elites use divisive rhetoric Sean J. Westwood · PNAS Nexus · Scholar only 2 2026 Entrepreneurs of Conflict: Media Attention without Consequences Sean J. Westwood · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Nexus 0 2026 Levels of Office and Voter Accountability for Democratic Norm Violations Sean J. Westwood · Public Opinion Quarterly 1 2026 Public responses to atrocities depend on partisanship and context, not labels Sean J. Westwood · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 0 2026 Reply to Van der Stigchel et al.: Empirical evidence that AI survey contamination is real and substantial Sean J. Westwood · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 8 2026 Systemic electioneering from the evangelical pulpit: Evidence from a computational analysis Sean J. Westwood · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 1 2025 No news is good news? The declining information value of broadcast news in America Sean J. Westwood · PLoS ONE 3 2025 The Potential Existential Threat of Large Language Models to Online Survey Research Sean J. Westwood · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 149 2025 Why Depolarization is Hard: Evaluating Attempts to Decrease Partisan Animosity in America Sean J. Westwood · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 34 2024 Affective polarization is uniformly distributed across American states Sean J. Westwood · PNAS Nexus 21 2024 America’s political pulse - citizen survey data Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab · needs review 2024 America’s political pulse - elected official data Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab · needs review 2024 Correcting misperceptions of partisan opponents is not effective at treating democratic ills Sean J. Westwood · PNAS Nexus 32 2024 Cross-national support for political violence Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2024 Democrats’ Commitment to the Democracy Message Could Cost Them the Election Sean J. Westwood · The Hill 2024 Effects of a US Supreme Court ruling to restrict abortion rights Sean J. Westwood · Nature Human Behaviour 75 2024 Information Diets in an Information Desert: Selective Exposure in a Restricted Information Environment Sean J. Westwood · The China Quarterly 1 2024 Persistent Polarization: The Unexpected Durability of Political Animosity Around US Elections Sean J. Westwood · Science Advances 46 2024 The July 2024 Trump Assassination Attempt was Followed by Lower In-Group Support for Partisan Violence and Increased Group Unity Sean J. Westwood · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 22 2024 The path to 2024 – American attitudes on ai, misinformation, and democracy Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2024 The path to 2024 – American attitudes on corporate political action Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2024 The path to 2024 – American attitudes on democratic backsliding Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2024 The path to 2024 – American attitudes on immigration Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2024 The path to 2024 – American attitudes on political scientists Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2024 The path to 2024 – American attitudes on the 2024 election Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2024 The path to 2024 – American support for culture war issues Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2024 The path to 2024 – American support for partisan violence Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2024 The path to 2024 – American support for scotus Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2024 Uncommon and Nonpartisan: Anti-Democratic Attitudes In The American Public Sean J. Westwood · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 82 2024 Who are the Election Skeptics? Evidence from the 2022 Midterm Elections Sean J. Westwood · Election Law Journal Rules Politics and Policy 13 2023 America’s Political Pulse Sean J. Westwood · Scholar only · needs review 4 2023 Does Affective Polarization Undermine Democratic Norms or Accountability? Maybe Not Sean J. Westwood · American Journal of Political Science 437 2023 Holding Trump accountable has not threatened American democracy Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2023 Perceived vs. actual support for political violence Sean J. Westwood · Polarization Research Lab 2023 Which Police Departments Want Reform? Barriers to Evidence-Based Policymaking. Sean J. Westwood · Journal of Experimental Political Science 11 2022 Current research overstates American support for political violence Sean J. Westwood · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 301 2022 Racial identity, group consciousness, and attitudes: A framework for assessing multiracial self-classification Sean J. Westwood · American Journal of Political Science 39 2022 Reply to Kalmoe and Mason: The pitfalls of using surveys to measure low-prevalence attitudes and behavior Sean J. Westwood · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 22 2022 The partisanship of bipartisanship: How representatives use bipartisan assertions to cultivate support Sean J. Westwood · Political Behavior 35 2022 We Study Political Polarization. The Midterm Election Results Make Us Hopeful Sean J. Westwood · The Hill 2021 Advances in Experimental Political Science Sean J. Westwood · Cambridge University Press 89 2021 The Limits of Partisan Loyalty. Sean J. Westwood · Political Behavior 127 2020 Election Forecasts Helped Elect Trump in 2016. It Could Happen Again in 2020 Sean J. Westwood · USA Today 2020 Projecting confidence: How the probabilistic horse race confuses and demobilizes the public Sean J. Westwood · The Journal of Politics 135 2020 The inseparability of race and partisanship in the United States Sean J. Westwood · Political Behavior 178 2019 Are there Still Limits on Partisan Prejudice? Sean J. Westwood · Public Opinion Quarterly 88 2019 The Origins and Consequences of Affective Polarization in the United States Sean J. Westwood · Annual Review of Political Science 5,063 2018 A New Survey Shows That the Republican Party Is Not the Party of Trump Sean J. Westwood · The Washington Post (Monkey Cage) 2018 An exploration of Donald Trump’s allegations of massive voter fraud in the 2016 General Election Sean J. Westwood · Electoral Studies 114 2018 The tie that divides: Cross-national evidence of the primacy of partyism Sean J. Westwood · European Journal of Political Research 541
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Entrepreneurs of conflict: A descriptive analysis of when and how political elites use divisive rhetoric

PNAS Nexus · Sean J. Westwood

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10.1093/pnasnexus/pgag038
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title Entrepreneurs of conflict: A descriptive analysis of when and how political elites use divisive rhetoric (used)Entrepreneurs of conflict: A descriptive analysis of when and how political elites use divisive rhetoric
year 2026 (used)2026
venue PNAS Nexus (used)PNAS Nexus
kind article (used)other
DOI 10.1093/pnasnexus/pgag038 (used)
first author Jacob (used)Jacob

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