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The study of political tolerance in the South African context

The study of political behaviour is the leading field within political science in terms of the use of quantitative data and methods. The field covers topics such as political socialisation, voting behaviour, democratic values and trust, political tolerance, racism, legitimacy and the rule of law. Whilst the study of political behaviour is ultimately concerned with how people behave, in practice it is often difficult to move far beyond the study of people's attitudes. Research typically entails the analysis of attitudinal data gathered through survey research.