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Kritik auf neuen Wegen. Die politische Beteiligung junger und alter „critical citizens“ im Vergleich

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  • Ritzi, Claudia
  • Wagner, Aiko

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Kritische Bürger greifen überdurchschnittlich häufig auf unkonventionelle Beteiligungsformen zurück, um ihrer Unzufriedenheit mit der Politik Ausdruck zu verleihen. Aus diesem Grund werden sie in der aktuellen Forschung als wichtige Ressource der Demokratie verstanden. Gleichzeitig steigt in Deutschland der Anteil Älterer unter den Teilnehmern verschiedener Formen politischen Protests. Vor diesem Hintergrund wird untersucht, ob jüngere Bürger seltener als „critical citizens“ bezeichnet werden können – und ob die jüngeren „unzufriedenen Demokraten“ sich anders politisch verhalten als die älteren. Hierzu wird eine innovative Konzeption des „Kritischen Bürgers“ entwickelt, welche die klassischen Konzepte um die Dimensionen der „internal efficacy“ und „external efficacy“ erweitert. Anhand von Daten aus der „German Longitudinal Election Study“ wird nachgewiesen, dass viele junge Bürger kritische und engagierte Demokraten sind, sie jedoch unkonventionelle Formen der politischen Beteiligung „offline“ häufiger durch Angebote im Internet ersetzen.

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  • Ritzi, Claudia & Wagner, Aiko, 2018. "Kritik auf neuen Wegen. Die politische Beteiligung junger und alter „critical citizens“ im Vergleich," EconStor Open Access Articles and Book Chapters, ZBW - Leibniz Information Centre for Economics, vol. 59(3), pages 549-576.
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