Titlebook: Latino Identity and Political Attitudes; Why Are Latinos Not Angel Saavedra Cisneros Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-33969-6Latino Politics; Partisanship; Identity; Hispanic; Panethnicity; Pan-ethnic identity; attitudes; predisposi

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Introduction: The Puzzle of Latino Partisanship,olitical contests in the near and distant future. While exploring some of the existing theories of partisanship, the author proposes to readers that a group-based approach is best suited to understand immigrant partisanship. The author makes the case that partisanship is pivotal to politics in the U

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Latino Partisanship: All About Immigration?iew that Latinos care about a multitude of issues, not just immigration. The analyses run into the problem of whether issues drive partisanship or partisanship drives issues. Statistical methods are employed to attempt to disentangle this problem, but findings suggest that immigration preferences ar

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The Symbolic Role of Immigration: Effects of the 2006 Spring Marches on Latino Political Behavioruasi experiment that occurred in 2006 while the Latino National Survey (LNS 2006) was in the field. The nationwide marches opposing H.R. 4437 heightened the importance of immigration across the country. The statistical analyses in this chapter explore whether this environmental priming of immigratio

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Direct and Indirect Effects of Identity on Party Identification as the outcome of issue attitudes as well as social identities. Social identities are proposed as the drivers of both political attitudes and partisanship. The models estimated show that Latino social identities are good predictors of strong predictors of economic, social, and immigration issue pre

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Conclusion: Latinos, Identity, and a Grim Forecast for Republican Hopesw the disconnect between Republican campaign rhetoric and the proclaimed desire to appeal to minorities make it unlikely that Latinos will flock to the Republican Party. The author discusses possible avenues for the Republican Party to become more diverse and have a better chance of winning future n