Publication date
January 2010
DOI Publisher
Columbia University Libraries/Information ServicesAbstract
Through the process of normalization and mainstreaming, minority religions can achieve political success in the public realm
Through the process of normalization and mainstreaming, minority religions can achieve political success in the public realm
In the United States, active church membership among ethnic and racial minorities has been linked to...
The 1988 Election year, showcasing two ordained ministers seeking presidential nomination, made it a...
This paper examines the influence of religion on political attitudes, partisanship, and voting behav...
In examining the religions of members of congress, it seems that minority religions are able to attr...
This issue brief outlines, generally, the voting behaviors of the three largest minority religions i...
This issue brief discusses the intersection of race and religion in American politics on both a macr...
This issue brief seeks to address the influence of minority religions on their participants' voting ...
This issue brief discusses the heterogeneous nature of the Asian American population and how this ca...
The literature holds that coalition-building parties prefer the policy distance of coalition partner...
The roles of the various aspects of religion have been examined regarding political thinking, ideolo...
The majority of research and understanding conducted on religion’s relationship with partisan identi...
Abstract: The role of religiosity as an important predictor of partisan identification has been well...
This issue brief examines public opinion of minority religions in the United States. While Americans...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.The literature holds that coalition-building parties prefer th...
The 1988 Election year, showcasing two ordained ministers seeking presidential nomination, made it a...
In the United States, active church membership among ethnic and racial minorities has been linked to...
The 1988 Election year, showcasing two ordained ministers seeking presidential nomination, made it a...
This paper examines the influence of religion on political attitudes, partisanship, and voting behav...
In examining the religions of members of congress, it seems that minority religions are able to attr...
This issue brief outlines, generally, the voting behaviors of the three largest minority religions i...
This issue brief discusses the intersection of race and religion in American politics on both a macr...
This issue brief seeks to address the influence of minority religions on their participants' voting ...
This issue brief discusses the heterogeneous nature of the Asian American population and how this ca...
The literature holds that coalition-building parties prefer the policy distance of coalition partner...
The roles of the various aspects of religion have been examined regarding political thinking, ideolo...
The majority of research and understanding conducted on religion’s relationship with partisan identi...
Abstract: The role of religiosity as an important predictor of partisan identification has been well...
This issue brief examines public opinion of minority religions in the United States. While Americans...
Cataloged from PDF version of article.The literature holds that coalition-building parties prefer th...
The 1988 Election year, showcasing two ordained ministers seeking presidential nomination, made it a...
In the United States, active church membership among ethnic and racial minorities has been linked to...
The 1988 Election year, showcasing two ordained ministers seeking presidential nomination, made it a...
This paper examines the influence of religion on political attitudes, partisanship, and voting behav...
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