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Political Participation Capital
About this book
The book discusses the issue of the correlation between social capital and political participation. The reader is given an extensive overview of the social capital term as well as the conventional and unconventional political participation terms including the historical conceptualization of the paradigm as well as its modern interpretations. Furthermore, the author explores the issue through empirical studies ā conducted in 2017 and 2018 as a part of research grant titled 'Political Participation of Poles ā New Challenges and Forms of Activity'. Through the study, the Author establishes the indicators of independent variables shaping political participation among Poles. Lastly, the author provides theoretical syntheses in the form of typology of political participation models.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Series Information
- Copyright Information
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter I. Political participation: theoretical perspectives
- Chapter II. Conventional forms of participation of Poles
- Chapter III. Unconventional participation and participation on the Internet
- Chapter IV. Social capital versus political participation capital
- Chapter V. Political participation modelsā typology: a priori approach
- Chapter VI. Political participation modelsā typology: a posteriori approach
- Concluding remarks
- Annex 1.āResearch methods description and research sample characteristics
- Annex 2.āQuantitative research tool
- Annex 3.
- Annex 4.
- Annex 5.
- Annex 6.
- Annex 7.āCorrelations between variables (qualifications versus sociodemographic variables)
- Annex 8.āCorrelations between variables (questionary variables versus variables, according to which I qualified the attitudes)
- Bibliography
- Index of Names
- Series index