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This review presents an overview of research on identity politics. First, I distinguish between various approaches to defining identity politics and the challenges presented by each...
This chapter explores the role and impact of identity groups in democratic politics, both positive and negative. It examines how identity groups are formed, how they affect self-image and interests, and how they can promote or undermine justice and peace.
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We develop a stylized dynamic model of multi-dimensional politics to explore how political cleavages, policies, and social identities evolve over time. The model allows for endoge-nous political organization in the form of party leadership changes, formation of social movements, and/or entry of new political parties.
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Identity Politics and Trade Policy GENE M. GROSSMAN Princeton University and ELHANAN HELPMAN Harvard University and CIFAR First version received July 2019; Editorial decision May 2020; Accepted June 2020 (Eds.) We characterize trade policies that result from political competition when assessments of well-
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The demise of com- munism, the surge of free-market ideology, the rise of “identity politics” in both its fundamentalist and progressive forms - all these developments have conspired to decenter, if not to extin- guish, claims for egalitarian redistribution.
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1. Sept. 2015 · Identity politics is nothing new. In a sense—apologies to the late Tip O’Neill—all politics are identities; all identities, political. Of course, when we use the phrase “identity politics” we mean something more specific.
understanding how people become organized politically, how political identity is defined, and where the boundaries of political community are drawn. Because political identities conventionally assume an exclusionary form (us versus them, insiders versus outsiders, citizens versus foreigners), differences among
