Project about Affective Polarisation among Political Elites.
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Python implementation of a toolkit for researchers studying electoral polarization. Features ideological and affective polarization analysis, issue salience modeling, and comprehensive statistical validation following Ginzburg's (2024) framework. Jupyter Notebook based.
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Jun 22, 2025 - Jupyter Notebook
Interactive R Shiny application for modelling and exploring affective polarization in Spain.
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Replication files for "From Instability to Hostility: Coalition Collapse and Affective Polarization"
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