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Young People's Attitudes towards Democracy and Political Participation: Evidence from a Cross-European Study – CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 August 2023

Eva Fernández Guzmán Grassi ,
Martín Portos  and
Andrea Felicetti
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Keywords

young peopledemocratic attitudespolitical mobilizationEuropean politicsprotestturnoutintra-generational analysis
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Corrigendum
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Government and Opposition , Volume 59 , Issue 2 , April 2024 , pp. 632
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“Several authors have stressed the progressive alienation of young people from mainstream forms of democratic life (Delli Carpini 2000; Quintelier 2007; Ross 2018). Yet, recent scholarship has questioned these findings, suggesting instead that younger generations engage through other forms of participation, which challenge traditional understandings of democratic politics (Earl, Maher and Elliott 2017; Pickard 2019)”.

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“Several authors have stressed the progressive alienation of young people from mainstream forms of democratic life (Delli Carpini 2000; Quintelier 2007). Yet, recent scholarship has questioned these findings, suggesting instead that younger generations engage through other forms of participation, which challenge traditional understandings of democratic politics (Earl, Maher and Elliott 2017; Pickard 2019; Ross 2018).”

References

Fernández Guzmán Grassi, E, Portos, M and Felicetti, A (2023). Young People's Attitudes towards Democracy and Political Participation: Evidence from a Cross-European Study. Government and Opposition: An International Journal of Comparative Politics https://doi.org/10.1017/gov.2023.16Google Scholar