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qv33rv07b36	Marshall A. Taylor	The Politics of Attention: The Case of White Nationalism in the U.S. South, 1980-2008	2019		.txt	text/plain	323	12	34	In the case of peer attention-getting, I posit that any given organization has a higher capacity for garnering internal peer attention when they also have leaders that are high status enough to warrant external countermovement attention—but that the peer attention-getting capacity for these groups is positively moderated to the extent that the organization presents itself discursively with fearful language. In the case of grievance-based attention-focusing, I put forth a theory outlining the conditions under a white nationalist organization is more likely to shift attention to immigration-related issues.	cache/qv33rv07b36.txt	txt/qv33rv07b36.txt