Continuities in Political Action: A Longitudinal Study of Political Orientations in Three Western DemocraciesW. de Gruyter, 1990 - 432 pages |
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... substantial magnitude . Thus , it can be concluded that all three societies display substantial individual stability over time as well as very high aggregate stability . 7 In this chapter the confidence intervals for mean differences ...
... substantial magnitude . Thus , it can be concluded that all three societies display substantial individual stability over time as well as very high aggregate stability . 7 In this chapter the confidence intervals for mean differences ...
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... substantial delegitimization of direct action tactics both of the legal and illegal type . As a result , both the categories of inactives and conformists have substantially increased , mostly at the expense of the protestors , that is ...
... substantial delegitimization of direct action tactics both of the legal and illegal type . As a result , both the categories of inactives and conformists have substantially increased , mostly at the expense of the protestors , that is ...
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... substantial change at the aggregate level or some moderate change at the individual level does not imply a lack of substantial change among specific subgroups of the population . In the discussions on the relevance of education , sex ...
... substantial change at the aggregate level or some moderate change at the individual level does not imply a lack of substantial change among specific subgroups of the population . In the discussions on the relevance of education , sex ...
Table des matières
Introduction | 3 |
Mass Participation | 23 |
Political Value Orientations | 67 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
activity age groups American analysis attitudes birth cohorts citizens cleavage coefficients cohort effects conventional participation correlation deprivation differences dimension dissatisfaction Dutch electoral equity theory expectations factors Figure hypothesis ideological impact important increase indicators individual Inglehart injustice interest in politics issues Kaase Klingemann left-right schema less level of education level of interest liberal-conservative major mass publics materialists meaning elements measures minor parties Netherlands and West Netherlands West Germany nonresponse panel panel data parliamentary democracy partisan partisanship party identification party system pattern percentage period Political Action political interest political orientations political participation scale political parties Political Science political system postmaterialism present problems protest potential scale PvdA question references relationship relatively relevant respondents sample scores semantic space social social class societies specific stability structure survey Table theory three countries tion types unconventional political participation variables vote wave West Germany United