Cultivating democracy : civic environments and political socialization in America / James G. Gimpel, J. Celeste Lay, Jason E. Schuknecht.

By: Gimpel, James GContributor(s): Lay, J. Celeste | Schuknecht, Jason EMaterial type: TextTextWashington, D.C. : Brookings Institution Press, [date of publication not identified] c2003Description: 278 pages : illustrationsContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780815733362 (paperback)Other title: Cultivating democracy : civic environments and political socialisation in AmericaSubject(s): Youth -- Political activity -- United States | Students -- Political activity -- United States | Political socialization -- United States | Youth -- United States -- Attitudes | Public opinion -- United States | Generation Y | United States -- Politics and government -- Public opinion
Contents:
Becoming political : local environments and political socialization -- Communities and political socialization -- Racial group membership, neighborhood context, and political socialization -- Party identification, political context, and political socialization -- Religion and political socialization -- Schools, civic education, and political socialization -- The terrorist attacks as politically socializing events -- Local contexts and the multiple futures of Generation Y.
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Becoming political : local environments and political socialization -- Communities and political socialization -- Racial group membership, neighborhood context, and political socialization -- Party identification, political context, and political socialization -- Religion and political socialization -- Schools, civic education, and political socialization -- The terrorist attacks as politically socializing events -- Local contexts and the multiple futures of Generation Y.

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