Political Culture and Popular Participation

Hernández, Rafael; Dilla, Haroldo

doi:10.4324/9780429309878-4

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“…In addition, social science researchers have considerably conceptualised the national political cultures, widely presented methods for studying political attitudes and preferences, analysis of the influence of political attitudes and interests on political behaviour. Thus, the studies of G. Almond, S. Verba (2015;, T. Clark (2018), R. Hernández (2019), andM. Brint (2019) review the main elements, levels, and indicators of political culture.…”

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Political Culture and Identity Politics in the Ukrainian Society

HOROBETS

MARTYINOV

2022

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The development of the political culture among students is a process that is influenced by various historical, social, economic, and political factors. In order to streamline this process, to deprive it of spontaneity, it is important to outline the purposes and tasks that the Ukrainian society sets for itself to build a democratic rule of law state. The study is aimed at analysing the political culture of the Ukrainian population and identifying changes in the Ukrainian political culture. The methodological basis of the research is a set of philosophical, general, and specialised research methods. The study proves that the key element of identity policy is the implementation, maintenance, and adjustment of symbolic boundaries between people. The authors analyse the relationship between social boundaries and symbolic boundaries, examine the role of symbolic boundaries in the political sphere and their place in symbolic politics, show how symbolic boundaries are used in various forms and areas of identity politics. The study analyses the specific features of Ukrainian internal political development, the fluctuations occurring in the country

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confidence: 99%