Ethno-partisan Polarization in Africa: Evidence from Kenya

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peace and security

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Hor

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Cen

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ega

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This study uses a variety of data drawn from survey questions, behavioral games, and implicit association tests to explore the extent and nature of polarization across ethno-partisan lines in Kenya among a sample of urban and rural Kikuyus (an ethnic group constituting the core of the incumbent party) and Luos (an ethnic group constituting the core of the major opposition party).

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