Group identities, also known as social identities, have been established as measurable, stable, and behaviorally relevant constructs in marketing, psychology, and political science. According to research in political psychology, shared in-group identities can increase a voter’s support for an in-group political candidate.

• Ceren Cinar(London School of Economics and Political Science, UK)
• Frederik Ferié(University of Münster, Germany)
• Florian Foos(London School of Economics and Political Science, UK)