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Political behavior as a book category examines how and why individuals, groups, and institutions act within the political sphere, combining insights from political science, psychology, sociology and economics. Titles in this category explore topics such as voting and turnout, public opinion, partisanship and polarization, political socialization and identity, civic engagement and protest, leadership and elites, campaign strategy and political communication, and the effects of media and information on political decisions. Works range from empirical studies and comparative analyses to theoretical treatments and practical guides, using surveys, experiments, case studies and historical evidence to explain patterns of participation, persuasion, and power. Designed for students, scholars, practitioners and interested general readers, books on political behavior illuminate the motivations, constraints and consequences of political action in democracies and other regimes.

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