Polarization and US foreign policy: key debates and new findings
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Volume 59, issue 5, October 2022
Special Issue: Polarization and U.S. Foreign Policy: Ideas, Institutions, and Implications
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13 articles in this issue
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Are we drowning at the water’s edge? Foreign policy polarization among the US Public
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Finding the water’s edge: when negative partisanship influences foreign policy attitudes
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Beyond party: ideological convictions and foreign policy conflicts in the US congress
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Foreign policy free agents: how lawmakers and coalitions on the political margins help set boundaries for US foreign policy
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The prevalence of bipartisanship in U.S. foreign policy: an analysis of important congressional votes
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Congressional polarization and limitation riders in foreign aid appropriations
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Polarized we trade? Intraparty polarization and US trade policy
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Polarization, casualty sensitivity, and military operations: evidence from a survey experiment
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The reputational consequences of polarization for American foreign policy: evidence from the US-UK bilateral relationship
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