A SIMULATION OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
... include passive attributes, such as beliefs and political knowledge (Nagel, 1987). Political participation is often understood in terms of empowerment: allowing citizens—to a certain extent—to take control of their own lives, and holding government to account (Verba et al., 1993; Kleppner, 1982; Cro ...
... include passive attributes, such as beliefs and political knowledge (Nagel, 1987). Political participation is often understood in terms of empowerment: allowing citizens—to a certain extent—to take control of their own lives, and holding government to account (Verba et al., 1993; Kleppner, 1982; Cro ...
The U.S. Press and Chile, 1964–1973: Ideology and U.S. Foreign
... Europe17. According to the Congressional committee that investigated CIA covert operations in Chile, over the six-week period between the presidential election of 1970 and Allende’s inauguration day, “726 articles, broadcasts, editorials, and similar items directly resulted from Agency activity”18. ...
... Europe17. According to the Congressional committee that investigated CIA covert operations in Chile, over the six-week period between the presidential election of 1970 and Allende’s inauguration day, “726 articles, broadcasts, editorials, and similar items directly resulted from Agency activity”18. ...
U·M·I
... political issues (Melder, 1989; Sigelman & Bullock, 1991), and shrewd campaign managers have manipulated candidate images successfully for centuries. But the marriage of image-making and television was consummated in the early 1950s in the campaigns of Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson. In 19 ...
... political issues (Melder, 1989; Sigelman & Bullock, 1991), and shrewd campaign managers have manipulated candidate images successfully for centuries. But the marriage of image-making and television was consummated in the early 1950s in the campaigns of Dwight D. Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson. In 19 ...
PDF-1 - RUcore
... breaking the law. Meiklejohn illustrates this with a story about Aristotle, who chose to teach subjects outlawed in Athens. “No official, no judge … may tell me what I shall or shall not, teach or think,” he quotes Aristotle as saying (pp. 10). However, Aristotle also admitted that the government th ...
... breaking the law. Meiklejohn illustrates this with a story about Aristotle, who chose to teach subjects outlawed in Athens. “No official, no judge … may tell me what I shall or shall not, teach or think,” he quotes Aristotle as saying (pp. 10). However, Aristotle also admitted that the government th ...
When neo-Nazis march and anti-fascists demonstrate
... Demonstrations organised by neo-Nazis and the New Right, accompanied by large counter protests by anti-fascist groups, civil society networks, and citizens, have become important political events in Germany. Digital media technologies play an increasingly important role in the confrontation between ...
... Demonstrations organised by neo-Nazis and the New Right, accompanied by large counter protests by anti-fascist groups, civil society networks, and citizens, have become important political events in Germany. Digital media technologies play an increasingly important role in the confrontation between ...
Volume 13, Number 2, June 2015 - APSA-CD
... and globalization, our attention is drawn away from fixed definitions and towards the ways in which regimes secure their authority over time. The way in which they do so develops in response to changing internal and external contexts and challenges, not least that of globalization. The idea of globa ...
... and globalization, our attention is drawn away from fixed definitions and towards the ways in which regimes secure their authority over time. The way in which they do so develops in response to changing internal and external contexts and challenges, not least that of globalization. The idea of globa ...
Political Cartoons and War
... The Newspaper PM (in which the above cartoons appeared) Margolick, David. "PM's Impossible Dream." Vanity Fair January 1999: 116-132. A concise, well-written history of PM, including a number of great photographs. Recommended. Milkman, Paul. PM: A New Deal in Journalism, 1940-1948. New Brunswick, NJ ...
... The Newspaper PM (in which the above cartoons appeared) Margolick, David. "PM's Impossible Dream." Vanity Fair January 1999: 116-132. A concise, well-written history of PM, including a number of great photographs. Recommended. Milkman, Paul. PM: A New Deal in Journalism, 1940-1948. New Brunswick, NJ ...
... If, on the other hand, we base ourselves on the 20th century topos that in the West there were two hegemonic ideologies – the capitalist (right) and the socialist (left) – and believe that we are in the presence of tight political models, or, even more seriously, transhistorical ones, then we would ...
Who Speaks for the North? Politics and Influence in Northern Nigeria
... Muslim.6 The Muslim population is concentrated in the far northern states but significant numbers of Christians also reside in these states. There are about 160 smaller ethnic groups across northern Nigeria that are mainly Christian7 along with a considerable percentage that follow traditional relig ...
... Muslim.6 The Muslim population is concentrated in the far northern states but significant numbers of Christians also reside in these states. There are about 160 smaller ethnic groups across northern Nigeria that are mainly Christian7 along with a considerable percentage that follow traditional relig ...
Politicising Democracy John Harriss, Kristian Stokke and Olle Törnquist
... network of scholars with common interests in democratisation and local politics in developing countries. This network on Local Politics in Developing Countries (LPD) has two main components. On the one hand are the network coordinators in Oslo, located at the Norwegian Institute for Urban and Region ...
... network of scholars with common interests in democratisation and local politics in developing countries. This network on Local Politics in Developing Countries (LPD) has two main components. On the one hand are the network coordinators in Oslo, located at the Norwegian Institute for Urban and Region ...
democracy and corruption 1 - OJS - Universidad Autónoma del Caribe
... The concept of democracy is perhaps even more complicated and complex. An often used definition is the one proposed by Schumpeter (1942: 250): [Democracy is] the institutional arrangement for arriving at political decisions in which individuals acquire the power to decide by means of a competitive st ...
... The concept of democracy is perhaps even more complicated and complex. An often used definition is the one proposed by Schumpeter (1942: 250): [Democracy is] the institutional arrangement for arriving at political decisions in which individuals acquire the power to decide by means of a competitive st ...
The Epistemology and Politics of Ignorance
... but which we can only laboriously reconstruct. . . . What we call historical facts are really theories which, in a methodological sense, are of precisely the same character as the more abstract or general models which the theoretical sciences of society construct. The situation is not that we first ...
... but which we can only laboriously reconstruct. . . . What we call historical facts are really theories which, in a methodological sense, are of precisely the same character as the more abstract or general models which the theoretical sciences of society construct. The situation is not that we first ...
1 The “missing middle”: Participatory urban governance in Delhi`s
... There is significant literature analysing the impact of the Bhagidari scheme on urban politics and everyday life in Delhi (e.g. Tawa Lama-Rewal, 2007; Chakrabarti, 2009; Mawdsley, 2009). To summarise, Bhagidari has been largely captured by an elite (upper-middle and middle-middle class); functions ...
... There is significant literature analysing the impact of the Bhagidari scheme on urban politics and everyday life in Delhi (e.g. Tawa Lama-Rewal, 2007; Chakrabarti, 2009; Mawdsley, 2009). To summarise, Bhagidari has been largely captured by an elite (upper-middle and middle-middle class); functions ...
Too young to participate? Revisiting the life-cycle model of
... 1976; Shanahan, 2000, p.627). Information regarding whether respondents passed through those steps is available in the ESS.8 In addition, we need to be aware that the transition to adulthood can take different paths, and not necessarily an unique sequence of events. Since the early 1970s, the propor ...
... 1976; Shanahan, 2000, p.627). Information regarding whether respondents passed through those steps is available in the ESS.8 In addition, we need to be aware that the transition to adulthood can take different paths, and not necessarily an unique sequence of events. Since the early 1970s, the propor ...
Print this article - ESE - Salento University Publishing
... the period political dynamics adopted an open antagonistic logic. The problem consequently does not reside in the absence of an antagonistic vocation within kirchnerismo but on the fact that, while endorsing an antagonistic politics, their discursive strategy failed to produce a durable political di ...
... the period political dynamics adopted an open antagonistic logic. The problem consequently does not reside in the absence of an antagonistic vocation within kirchnerismo but on the fact that, while endorsing an antagonistic politics, their discursive strategy failed to produce a durable political di ...
“A Battle for Hearts and Minds”: U.S. Public Diplomacy in the Cold
... example), as well as organizations outside of the OWI who also conducted “psychological” operations. In any case, it is clear that the United States was expending a large amount of funds and labor to project the American image abroad and counter Nazi propaganda. Following the end of the war, the Ame ...
... example), as well as organizations outside of the OWI who also conducted “psychological” operations. In any case, it is clear that the United States was expending a large amount of funds and labor to project the American image abroad and counter Nazi propaganda. Following the end of the war, the Ame ...
full paper - coimbra business review
... bying is built on social capital and this is not always easily available. When social capital cannot be mobilized as an influence mechanism in decision-making processes, corruption may appear as an alternative solution to get things done. According to Campos and Giovannoni (2006), lobbying, as a mea ...
... bying is built on social capital and this is not always easily available. When social capital cannot be mobilized as an influence mechanism in decision-making processes, corruption may appear as an alternative solution to get things done. According to Campos and Giovannoni (2006), lobbying, as a mea ...
How do negative political ads impact public trust in candidates?
... itself significantly decreased voter engagement and participation. However, the theory behind these findings were called into question by a host of scholars who argued that negative ads may actually increase participation since individuals may learn more information from negative ads, particularly t ...
... itself significantly decreased voter engagement and participation. However, the theory behind these findings were called into question by a host of scholars who argued that negative ads may actually increase participation since individuals may learn more information from negative ads, particularly t ...
Government communication in 15 countries: Themes and
... the UN e-participation index is clearly too limited. The framework is, then, proposed as a modest, exploratory starting point, using data from chapters and surveys. To assess government communication structure in terms of its strategic development, we identify eight elements each of which refers to ...
... the UN e-participation index is clearly too limited. The framework is, then, proposed as a modest, exploratory starting point, using data from chapters and surveys. To assess government communication structure in terms of its strategic development, we identify eight elements each of which refers to ...
Clarissa`s Treasonable Correspondence: Gender, Epistolary Politics
... the "letters that pass between these ladies" (Clarissa and Anna) as "of a treasonable nature."8 While both men represent versions of tyrannical patriarchs in the home, both also personify the state—Mr B. as a member of Parliament, Lovelace as a potential inheritor of his uncle's seat in the House of ...
... the "letters that pass between these ladies" (Clarissa and Anna) as "of a treasonable nature."8 While both men represent versions of tyrannical patriarchs in the home, both also personify the state—Mr B. as a member of Parliament, Lovelace as a potential inheritor of his uncle's seat in the House of ...
- MIT Press Journals
... has been used as either a more expansive or a more anodyne synonym for propaganda. As a more expansive term, it includes not only printed and broadcast materials but also foreign exchange programs, exhibitions, and cultural programs. These activities gained great salience during the Cold War as the ...
... has been used as either a more expansive or a more anodyne synonym for propaganda. As a more expansive term, it includes not only printed and broadcast materials but also foreign exchange programs, exhibitions, and cultural programs. These activities gained great salience during the Cold War as the ...
Reconciliation as a Political Value
... can be remedied—so far as such remedies are understood—then such injustices are not incompatible with reconciliation. Reconciliation is also not identical to legitimacy. It is possible that servile accommodation is at times a rational survival strategy in response to oppression.13 Under such conditi ...
... can be remedied—so far as such remedies are understood—then such injustices are not incompatible with reconciliation. Reconciliation is also not identical to legitimacy. It is possible that servile accommodation is at times a rational survival strategy in response to oppression.13 Under such conditi ...
Terrorism Warnings as Strategic Appeals
... allegations. For example, when CBS News reported on President Bush‘s August 2001 daily intelligence briefing warning of a possible attack involving hijacked airplanes congressional Democrats were ―gravely concerned‖ and demanded to know ―what the president...knew.‖ Republicans saw the suggestion tha ...
... allegations. For example, when CBS News reported on President Bush‘s August 2001 daily intelligence briefing warning of a possible attack involving hijacked airplanes congressional Democrats were ―gravely concerned‖ and demanded to know ―what the president...knew.‖ Republicans saw the suggestion tha ...
Univerzita Karlova v Praze
... all those other forms that have been tried.” (Langworth 2008: 574) Even today there are wars being fought for democratic ideas all over our planet, from the Arab States in Africa and Middle East, South America or Eastern Europe. The 20st century was a victorious century for democracy, even though th ...
... all those other forms that have been tried.” (Langworth 2008: 574) Even today there are wars being fought for democratic ideas all over our planet, from the Arab States in Africa and Middle East, South America or Eastern Europe. The 20st century was a victorious century for democracy, even though th ...
Weberian bureaucracy and corruption prevention
... developing countries in Latin America, Africa and Asia, but also for many European democracies such as Italy and Greece (for an overview see Holmberg, Rothstein & Nasiritousi 2009). In the academic field of Public Administration and in national debates in several countries it has been suggested that ...
... developing countries in Latin America, Africa and Asia, but also for many European democracies such as Italy and Greece (for an overview see Holmberg, Rothstein & Nasiritousi 2009). In the academic field of Public Administration and in national debates in several countries it has been suggested that ...