[PDF] Top 20 Political socialisation and the making of citizens

... that political events had the largest impact at age 18 and ...and political learning is certainly not confined to these adolescent and early adulthood ...recognise political problems and issues, and ... See full document

... decision- making processes are problematic when public officials play an active role in them due to the asymmetry in linguistic and political resources between the actors – there is a danger of ...of ... See full document

... decision making in Lithuania is a slow process, and far from ...involve citizens in public decision making are neither sufficient nor ...or making municipality meetings open to the public. ... See full document

... populist citizens in political claim-making might result in the opposite ...to political discontent manifest among populist citizens, these individuals are suggested not to take up ... See full document

... citizenries. Political history, for example, allows us to trace continuities between past and present grand society projects which channel the efforts of civic networks and communities into socialising ... See full document

... between political theory and jurisprudence. Political theorists usually operate on a level of abstraction that lies above particular rights and actual ...a political theoretical perspective, however, ... See full document

... A recent step in that direction has been made by the United Nations (2008) with the concept of Connected or Networked Governance, which involves “the governmental promotion of collective actions to advance the public ... See full document

... Regarding the reasons for failure, interviewees from the central and local governments put emphasis on the lack of effectiveness and the remaining ambiguities in the existing legislation, especially underlining the fact ... See full document

... examines citizens’ preferences for a supranational decision-making in 21 European countries based on the data collected from the European Social Survey ...of political preferences at supranational ... See full document

... finding lends strong support to the liberation thesis that the diffusion of the Internet is indeed reshaping authoritarian societies by enhancing the core democratic orientations of citizens making use of ... See full document

... prominent political figures of the 20 th century had conflicting opinions of the knowledge of voters and even democracy ...in making sound political choices, effective government is an illusion ... See full document

... Next to the direct influence on poverty reduction and better service delivery, one should not forget the auxiliary decentralization effects that also indirectly affect the wel- fare picture of society. Many surveys from ... See full document

... to political reform are also likely to be shaped by people’s ideological ...anticipate citizens holding authoritarian values to react more favourably than their libertarian counterparts to institutional ... See full document

... a Making a submission enables citizens to get things off their chests b Calling for submissions encourages councillors to listen to wbat is worrying citizens c Submissions provide an opp[r] ... See full document

... By using a Digitised Thesis, I accept that Trinity College Dublin bears no legal responsibility for the accuracy, legality or comprehensiveness of materials contained within the thesis, and that Trinity College Dublin ... See full document

... and political arrangements in the United Kingdom with the wide extension and consolidation of the welfare state (Addison 1994; Paterson ...this political consensus began to decay (Paterson 2008), hence our ... See full document

... same political, economic, and social circumstances. As citizens who came of age at roughly the same time, share common circumstances, we can assume the errors in a model explaining their economic ... See full document

... European Citizens' Initiative (ECI), as one of the major innovations of the Treaty of Lisbon, represents the first supranational instrument of direct democracy that took effect on April 1, 2012, creating the ... See full document

... its citizens are bound to observe its authority in this way, then a state will likely be stronger and more ...its citizens is relevant to its moral ...its citizens large spheres of personal freedom ... See full document

... decision- making and practice variation within orthopaedic ...medical socialisation, cultural, normative and political influence, training and formal education, experiential factors, individual ... See full document