Gender and Socioeconomic Status Influence on Civic and Political Participation as a Result of Socialization

In this article the contribution to the debates, concerning gender and socioeconomic status influence on civic and political participation, is provided. Data was collected by a paper-pencil type questionnaire. The trust in democracy and in elections was measured by a Likert-type scale; political kno...

The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Civic and Political Studies

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