Explores how U.S. public economic thinking shapes political choices, actions, and government participation, with some international context.
Describe the role of members of the public in a democracy.
Explain the connections between the economy and public opinion and political behavior.
Explain, with nuance, the role of the economy in our contemporary political divisions and challenges.
Explain the connections between policy, experience in the economy, mass mediated messages about the economy, and perceptions of the economy and attitudes about it.
Discuss course content well with small groups of people, practice listening and appreciate learning alongside other people.
Explain the intertwined effects of the economy and culture on political behavior.
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Provides a deep dive into scholarship on political behavior by considering how members of the United States public think about the economy, how those thoughts influence their political choices and actions, and how the economy influences their participation and interaction with their governments. Includes some coverage of such behavior in other national settings.
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Political Behavior and the Economy
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