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I further argue for a theoretical mechanism of social identity in connecting authoritarian nostalgia and political behavior. I test my arguments with a new, reliable measure for authoritarian nostalgia, drawing on original survey data from South Korea, Taiwan, and the United States. Empirical results corroborate the political importance of authoritarian nostalgia, which is greater than programmatic or ideological proximity. 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