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This study explores both the extent to which immigrants' pre-migration ideological predispositions might serve as a heuristic, by which these individuals anchor and adjust their ideological predispositions in the new polity, and the extent to which imported ideology enhances the likelihood of immigrants' political engagement once in their new home. Empirical tests take advantage of two unique survey datasets of Mexican immigrants residing in the United States; one of which incorporates a survey embedded experiment. Results show that immigrants' ideological predispositions in the country of origin do anchor these individuals' ideological predispositions in the new host country in terms of intensity and directionality. Most importantly, imported ideology does heighten the prospects of immigrants' electoral participation in the United States. 相似文献
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Joel Turner 《Political Behavior》2007,29(4):441-464
Survey research has demonstrated that citizens perceive ideological bias in television news, specifically with regard to CNN
and Fox News Channel (FNC), which allegedly represent the liberal and conservative viewpoint, respectively. In this paper
I argue that attaching the CNN and FNC labels to news stories sends an ideological cue to the viewer regarding the content
of the story. Utilizing an experimental design that allows manipulation of the network attribution of actual FNC and CNN content,
I am able to demonstrate that the CNN and FNC labels function as ideological signals to the viewer, with this signal being
most pronounced among ideologues whose views are supposedly at odds with those attributed to the network.
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