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Crowding & Political Activity

Social Science literature is replete with impressionistic studies of the effect of crowding on political behavior and comparisons of human behavior to animal responses. Professor Welch makes a distinct contribution in challenging conventional wisdom by testing empirically a number of hypotheses. The results of her study may well put in question what has customarily been accepted as self-evident truths.