- non-
partisanship) is not
possible in a
society of
antagonistic classes. Marxists, in Lenin's view,
should openly acknowledge their partisanship on the...
-
Negative partisanship is the
tendency of some
voters to form
their political opinions primarily in
opposition to
political parties they dislike. Whereas...
- the
founder and
president of the
think tank
Center for the
Study of
Partisanship and
Ideology (CSPI). He has
written for The
Washington Post, The New...
-
candidates on
issues rather than on the
basis of a
political ideology or
partisanship; a
voter who does not have long-standing
loyalty to, or identification...
-
where multiple parties work together, it is
called multipartisanship.
Partisanship is the antonym,
where an
individual or
political party adheres only to...
- of how
partisan a U.S.
congressional district or U.S.
state is. This
partisanship is
indicated as lean
towards either the
Republican Party or the Democratic...
- The
United States House of
Representatives is a
chamber of the
bicameral United States Congress; it is the
lower house, with the U.S.
Senate being the...
- to
question the
ability of
organizations that have the
appearance of
partisanship. The
Brookings Institution is a Washington, D.C.
think tank and 501(c)(3)...
- Look up Partisan, partisan, partisanism, or
partisanship in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Partisan(s) or The Partisan(s) may
refer to:
Partisan (military)...
- have also been highlighted.
Further concerns include the
vandalism and
partisanship facilitated by
anonymous editing,
clique behavior (from contributors...
