Affective Polarization around contentious ideology and populism

Abstract

The relationship between affective polarization and populism is a topic of great interest in today's political climate. This panel aims to explore the ways in which affective polarization contentious ideologies, and populism are interrelated, and to discuss the implications of these relationships for contemporary politics. Affective polarization refers to the deep-seated emotional divisions between political groups. This polarization can be seen in the intense emotional reactions that people have to political events and figures. Populism, on the other hand, is a political ideology that emphasizes the needs and interests of ordinary people over those of the elites. Populist politicians often use emotional appeals to rally support for their cause, and they often position themselves as outsiders who will shake up the status quo. Ultimately, this panel aims to shed light on the complex relationship between political affective polarization. contentious ideologies, and populism, and to encourage further research and dialogue on these important topics.

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