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100			_aTurnbull-Dugarte, Stuart J. _9123051
245		0	_aInstrumentally Inclusive: The Political Psychology of Homonationalism
260			_bAmerican Political Science Review
260			_c2024
300			_a1360-1378
520			_aCan nativist attitudes condition support for LGBT+ rights? The sustained advance in pro-LGBT+ attitudes in the West often contrasts with the greening of anti-immigrant sentiment propagated by nativist supply-side actors. We argue that these parallel trends are causally connected, theorizing that exposure to sexually conservative ethnic out-groups can provoke an instrumental increase in LGBT+ inclusion, particularly among those hostile toward immigration. Leveraging experiments in Britain and Spain, we provide causal evidence that citizens strategically liberalize their levels of support for LGBT+ rights when opponents of these measures are from the ethnic out-group. In a context where sexuality-based liberalism is nationalized, increasing tolerance toward LGBT+ citizens is driven by a desire among nativist citizens to socially disidentify from those out-groups perceived as inimical to these nationalized norms. Our analyses provide a critical interpretation of positive trends in LGBT+ tolerance with instrumental liberalism masking lower rates of genuine shifts in LGBT+ inclusion.
650			_a Homonationalism _9123052
650			_a LGBT+ Right _9123053
650			_a Sexuality-based Liberalism _9123054
650			_aPolitical Psychology _92272
700			_a Ortega, Alberto Lopez _9123055
856			_uhttps://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/american-political-science-review/article/instrumentally-inclusive-the-political-psychology-of-homonationalism/1D9425F6FA20F34B0918018275A507A8
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