Explore the profound social influences shaping political decisions in ‘Partisan Families: The Social Logic of Partisanship in Germany and Britain.’ Discover how household dynamics, from spousal interactions to intergenerational influence, impact individual political choices. This insightful study, drawing on extensive German and British surveys, reveals the central role of wives and mothers in mediating partisanship within families. Understand the complex interplay of preferences, values, and perceptions that drive political engagement. For readers interested in political psychology and public opinion, this Cambridge Studies in Public Opinion and Political Psychology title offers a compelling analysis of how our closest relationships shape our political identities. Ideal for academics and general readers seeking a deeper understanding of the social underpinnings of partisanship.