BIP! Finder - Ideology, Legitimation and Collective Action: Evidence from Chile on the Mechanism of Ideological Inversion

2022 • Ideology, Legitimation and Collective Action: Evidence from Chile on the Mechanism of Ideological Inversion

Authors: Puga, Ismael; Moya, Cristóbal

Venue: Social Forces

Type: Publication

Abstract: AbstractWe present evidence on a social mechanism of legitimation—ideological inversion—proposing that a fantasy consensus deters collective actions oriented toward social change, even in contexts were individuals support transformations. This fantasy consensus emerges as individuals infer the order’s validity mainly from the practices of others, which are largely constrained by social structures. Relying on a factorial survey experiment conducted in Chile, our results support the two main hypotheses from ideological inversion: people sys... (read more)

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Topics: Social psychology Political economy Positive economics

DOI: 10.1093/sf/soac032

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