The Internet and Civic Engagement

Aaron C. T. Smith · Kay Lehman Schlozman · Sidney Verba · Henry E. Brady

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Based on a survey, analyzes how socioeconomic status and other demographics correlate with online and offline political and civic engagement. Explores suggestions that younger generations' political use of social media may alter such patterns.

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