A must-read book for anyone wanting to understand one of the most important concepts in how ordinary people approach politics - whether or not they find politics interesting. Ideal reading for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as researchers in both American and comparative politics, political psychology and public opinion.
How Media Choice Increases Inequality in Political Involvement and Polarizes Elections
The book explores the impact of the evolving media landscape on political behavior in the United States. It examines how the proliferation of channels and digital platforms influences news exposure, political learning, and voter turnout. Through experiments and new survey data, it reveals the connections between media access and political engagement, highlighting the significant effects these changes have on the political system and individual voting behavior.