Introduction Political apathy, broadly defined as a lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern regarding political activities, institutions, and participation, has become a central topic of concern in contemporary sociology. It manifests in various forms, from low voter turnout and disinterest…
Political behaviour is a field of study that has long drawn attention from sociologists, political scientists, and other social scientists. At its core, political behaviour entails the ways in which individuals or groups engage with the political sphere. From voting…
Introduction Partisan dealignment refers to a phenomenon in democratic societies where traditional ties between voters and political parties become less pronounced over time. In other words, fewer individuals feel a deep-seated loyalty toward a specific party, making them more likely…
The role of the vice-presidential debate in American politics has evolved into a crucial element of the electoral process. Historically seen as secondary to the presidential debates, the vice-presidential debate has become a platform where candidates articulate their distinct policy…
