0 the quality or action of strongly supporting a person, principle, or political party, often without considering or judging the matter very carefully:
We need less partisanship in government.
Depending on which variables are included in the model, partisanship effects are positive or negative, significant or insignificant.
We argue that the driving force behind the evolution of indirect taxes lies in the relationship between government partisanship and the organization of economic institutions.
To account for the impact of partisanship/ideology on protest potential in multivariate estimations, we included variables measuring people's left-right ideology and ideological extremism.
Partisanship is a meaningful identification for nearly all citizens, while a much lower proportion of the public is ideologically adept.
To the extent that partisanship matters, it can reasonably be assumed to be part of the ' 'error term' ' of any model of focusing event dynamics.
