Institute for the Study of Citizens and Politics - Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania

Much of ISCAP’s research focuses on public opinion, political psychology, and political communication. Additional work involves how citizens relate to one another in an environment of highly diverse political perspectives. The faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates involved in ISCAP studies use social scientific methods to better understand and to potentially improve the quality of citizens’ relationships with government as well as with each other.

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Much of ISCAP’s research focuses on public opinion, political psychology, and political communication. Additional work involves how citizens relate to one another in an environment of highly diverse political perspectives. The faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates involved in ISCAP studies use social scientific methods to better understand and to potentially improve the quality of citizens’ relationships with government as well as with each other.

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