Citizens and Political Behavior

Russell J. Dalton · Hans‐Dieter Klingemann

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Abstract This article examines the debates on political behaviour that are most visible in scholarly literature. These debates can be found throughout this book. The debates on mass belief systems and communication are first examined, followed by modernization and democratization of political culture. Political participation and the importance of public opinion are also considered.

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