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- Dictionarypartisanship/ˈpɑːtɪz(ə)nʃɪp/
noun
- 1. prejudice in favour of a particular cause; bias: "an act of blatant political partisanship"
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1 day ago · The preponderance of different findings as to the presence and/or strength of partisanship across countries, party structures, and/or time intervals in meta studies such as those by Imbeau et al. (2001) and Potrafke (2017) and cross-country studies such as Cahan et al. (2019) suggest that a test that imposes a single model of partisanship for any extended time period may suppress important sub ...
1 day ago · None: Party aims are defined by ideology. Exclusive membership. Members must pass ideological tests. Personalistic Notable. Fans. None: Party defined by the leader’s political vision or by the social order embodied by its leaders. Loose membership rules. Cleavage Representation. Community Members. Limited: Party represents the interests of a ...
2 days ago · The notion that the nation’s legal system, from the Supreme Court down, is hopelessly compromised by bias and scantily clad partisan agendas is now a foundational assumption across wide swaths ...
2 days ago · Communities, whether they are defined by their rural or urban settings, racial backgrounds like black or white or socio-economic statuses such as middle-class or working-class, encounter distinct laws, societal norms, economic conditions and physical environments.
5 days ago · Partisans are more likely to support politicians from their own party who deny or justify misconduct rather than admit wrongdoing, due to concerns about party reputation and political success.
1 day ago · Former January 6 Committee chairman Bennie Thompson called the Supreme Court “lawless and corrupt,” stating that the court has “chosen partisanship over their duty to do impartial justice.”
4 days ago · People form partisan attachments because they agree with one party more than the other on policy issues; partisanship can also be an emotional attachment that can cause people to form their issue positions to match their party.
