Seth Warner (@sethbwarner) 's Twitter Profile
Seth Warner

@sethbwarner

Asst Prof @UConn, PhD @psupolisci. Research on affective polarization, intergroup relations, state/local politics. Nutmeg State native. 🗽 🗳️ ⚾

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Whenever I get a suggestive, theoretically expected, but null result using governors or US House members as the unit of analysis, I think of this paper. 🥲

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"While this trend is serious and dangerous, it is one of individual radicalization, not a coherent mass movement. It is a whisper aimed at the unstable man in his basement — validating his terror of a murderous opposition." Sean Westwood in POLITICO: politico.com/news/magazine/…

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Was grateful to work with The Conversation U.S. to share my research in Social Forces with a broader audience. Some, fairly large part of protest today seems driven by partisan animosity, even on protest issues that are not explicitly partisan. theconversation.com/why-are-there-…

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I disagree w/ the social sorting theory of rising polarization, but Seth’s great paper has a new finding: Sorting stabilizes party ID for ppl in areas more polarized against their party So while social sorting hasn’t caused aff pol’s rise, it may bolster party IDs as we polarize