Participação e pós-materialismo na América Latina

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Resumo: O artigo procura testar no nível individual e para um grupo de quatro países latinoamericanos a hipótese proposta pelos defensores da teoria do desenvolvimento humano sobre a associação entre valores pós-materialistas e uma postura participativa. Utilizando dados produzidos pela Pesquisa Mundial de Valores procuramos verificar em que medida essa afirmação é pertinente no contexto de nações com questões materiais e economicas não resolvidas e caracterizadas como jovens democracias. Através de técnicas de análise bivariada e multivariada constatamos que entre os públicos desses países a participação é mais influenciada por variáveis relacionadas à centralidade social dos cidadãos do que por mudanças nas suas prioridades valorativas, o que leva à conclusão de que a transposição do modelo explicativo sugerido por Inglehart para o cenário latinoamericano é problemática e deve ser avaliada criticamente.<br>Abstract: The article tests at the individual level and for a group of four Latinamerican countries the hypothesis proposed by the defenders of the theory of the human development about the association between postmaterialist values and a participative posture. Using data from the World Values Survey we verify the validity of this in that measured that statement in the context of nations with economics and materials problems and characterized as young democracies. Using techniques of bivariate and multivariate analysis we verifyed that among publics of those countries the participation is more influenced by variables related to the citizens' social centrality than by changes in their value's priorities, what leads to the conclusion that the explanatory model suggested by Inglehart is problematic to Latinamerica contexts and should be criticized

Participação política online e offline nas eleições presidenciais de 2014 em Salvador

“…(BAlNAvES; CAPUTI, 2001, p.46). 8 The methodological procedures used in this study to verify the conditions for electoral participation were recommended by Dr. Ednaldo Ribeiro from the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR), who applied them in his article "Online and offline participation in Brazil: relations and constraints" (RIBEIRO et al, 2015). They were here performed by his student, lucas Toshiaki Archangelo Okado.…”

“…It also indicates that electors who opted for one of the modalities in each of the models (online and offline) are inclined to practice the others modalities (RIBEIRO; BORBA, 2015;BRADY, 1999;NIE, 1972). Thus, because the factorial analysis justified a reduction of the variables to indicators, two distinct indexes of offline and online participation were established, the first one (offline participation) having four dichotomous variables and ranging from 0 to 4; the second one (online participation) comprehending five variables that range from 0 to 5.…”

Reviewing family studies: a brief comment on selected topics

“…Most studies in Brazil that use these data are in the area of political science (i.e. RIBEIRO, 2008;BORBA, 2010), or are analyses that focus on changes in values and their consequences regarding issues in Brazil (i.e. RIBEIRO, 2010).…”

“…RIBEIRO, 2008;BORBA, 2010), or are analyses that focus on changes in values and their consequences regarding issues in Brazil (i.e. RIBEIRO, 2010). It is important to determine whether values, norms, and ideas regarding family are changing at the same pace that rates and proportions are.…”

Participação política: uma revisão dos modelos de classificação

“…Em outros trabalhos, tivemos a oportunidade de analisar tal literatura. Ver, em especial, Ribeiro e Borba (2010a), Ribeiro e Borba (2010b), Borba (2011a), Borba (2011b). espaço ( VAN DETH, 2001), seja na possibilidade de construção de instrumentos que sejam capazes de mensurar tais transformações (BRADY, 1999;TEORELL, TORCAL & MONTERO, 2007).…”