 | Theda Skocpol, Morris P. Fiorina - 2004 - 556 pagine
...citizen, democratic participation must also be equal. In thinking about why some people are active and others are not, we find it helpful to invert the usual...asked. "They can't," suggests a paucity of necessary resources—time to take part, money to contribute to campaigns and other political causes, and skills... | |
 | Theda Skocpol, Morris P. Fiorina - 2004 - 544 pagine
...citizen, democratic participation must also be equal. ln thinking about why some people are active and others are not, we find it helpful to invert the usual...nobody asked. "They can't," suggests a paucity of necessaiy resources — time to take part, money to contribute to campaigns and other political causes,... | |
 | Paul Whiteley, Patrick Seyd - 2002 - 272 pagine
...dominant strategy for all rounds. 8. It will be recalled that they argue: "Three answers come to mind: because they can't; because they don't want to; or because nobody asked." (Verba, Schlozman, and Brady 1995: 269). Chapter 3 1. "Not at all" = 1; "Rarely" = 2; "Occasionally"... | |
 | Melanie Walter-Rogg, Oscar W. Gabriel - 2004 - 376 pagine
...ngen-Werte-Normen-Modell findet sich in Ansätzen ebenfalls bei den Überlegungen von Verba/Schlozman/Brady (1995: 15): „In thinking about why some people are active while...question and to ask instead why people do not take pari in politics. Three answers immediately suggest themselves: because they can't; because they don't... | |
 | Peter Robert Sawyer - 2005 - 216 pagine
...logic of explaining noninvolvement rather than understanding why individuals participate politically. In thinking about why some people are active while...usual question and to ask instead why people do not [italics in original] take part in politics. Three answers immediately suggest themselves: because... | |
 | Charles Pattie, Patrick Seyd, Paul Whiteley - 2004 - 368 pagine
...question and ask instead why people do not become political activists. Three answers come to mind: because they can't; because they don't want to; or because nobody asked. In other words people may be inactive because they lack resources, because they lack psychological... | |
 | Eran Vigoda-Gadot, Aaron Cohen - 2004 - 346 pagine
...politically passive. As suggested by Brady, Verba and Schlozman (1995), people do not take part in politics because they can't, because they don't want to, or because nobody asked. Our analysis seems to accord with the second of these causes: people don't want to take part in politics... | |
 | Julia Schäfer - 2006 - 292 pagine
...des civic voluntarism Ansatzes berühmt gewordene Feststellung, dass Bürger sich nicht beteiligen, „because they can't; because they don't want to; or because nobody asked" (Verba, Schlozman und Brady 1995: 15) herstellen, wie Kunz und Gabriel (2000) zusammenfassen: Soziale... | |
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In thinking about why some people are active and others are not, we find it helpful to invert the usual question and to ask instead why people do not take part in politics. Three answers immediately suggest themselves: because they can't; because they... 