Drawing Religious Group Boundaries in a Polarized Partisan Context

• In Event: Religion and Politics in the US: New Data and Approaches

Brief Overview

This paper explores the extent to which individuals use political cues when engaging in religious boundary making. We use a conjoint experiment where respondents evaluate a set of individual profiles of hypothetical (non-)religious people.

Authors

• Enrique Quezada, Agnes Scott College

• Shayla Faith Olson, University of Michigan