Political scientists and sociologists alike have been intrigued by the phenomenon of low voter turnout in US elections during the second half of the 20th century. This paper explores the connection between religious affiliation and rising political alienation in America during this period. Recent studies on religion and politics in Latin American countries have identified lower-class religion, or the so-called church of the poor, as a catalyst that mobilizes the poor to engage in political action aimed at reforming or overthrowing political regimes. Using a Marxian framework and working with statistical analyses, this study shows that lower-class religion in America has the opposite effect. When all significant secular determinants of polit...
How does a candidate’s religion affect voting behavior in societies without politically salient inte...
This article examines the effect of religious affiliation and depth of religious commitment on the p...
This dissertation explores how religious teachings about economic injustice and the moral obligation...
This paper examines the influence of religion on political attitudes, partisanship, and voting behav...
Under what conditions does democratization erode religious political engagement? The dramatic democr...
This paper examines the interplay between religion, ethnicity, and the partisanship of Latinos in th...
To what extent has the growth of Evangelicalism in Latin America contributed to political participat...
What drives religious people to act in politics? In Latin America, as in the Middle East, religious ...
Religion and politics in Latin America maintain a close relation that, along with a historical backg...
The objective of this work is to debate the influence of religion in the United States politics, esp...
This paper uses the Latino Immigrant National Election Study (LINES) to better understand the relati...
Since about 1970 between fifteen and twenty-five percent of the populations of various Latin America...
Religion and politics in Latin America maintain a close relation that, along with a historical backg...
Using a county-level population analysis, the author examines whether the interaction between religi...
Given the tremendous development of their churches in Latin America, pentecostal and evangelical lea...
How does a candidate’s religion affect voting behavior in societies without politically salient inte...
This article examines the effect of religious affiliation and depth of religious commitment on the p...
This dissertation explores how religious teachings about economic injustice and the moral obligation...
This paper examines the influence of religion on political attitudes, partisanship, and voting behav...
Under what conditions does democratization erode religious political engagement? The dramatic democr...
This paper examines the interplay between religion, ethnicity, and the partisanship of Latinos in th...
To what extent has the growth of Evangelicalism in Latin America contributed to political participat...
What drives religious people to act in politics? In Latin America, as in the Middle East, religious ...
Religion and politics in Latin America maintain a close relation that, along with a historical backg...
The objective of this work is to debate the influence of religion in the United States politics, esp...
This paper uses the Latino Immigrant National Election Study (LINES) to better understand the relati...
Since about 1970 between fifteen and twenty-five percent of the populations of various Latin America...
Religion and politics in Latin America maintain a close relation that, along with a historical backg...
Using a county-level population analysis, the author examines whether the interaction between religi...
Given the tremendous development of their churches in Latin America, pentecostal and evangelical lea...
How does a candidate’s religion affect voting behavior in societies without politically salient inte...
This article examines the effect of religious affiliation and depth of religious commitment on the p...
This dissertation explores how religious teachings about economic injustice and the moral obligation...