Political world view in the context of political socialization theory: cross-temporal and cross-regional comparisons

Abstract

Abstract

Political world view is a set of the images reflecting politics in individual consciousness. It is formed during the political socialization process under the influence of a system of factors, institutes and agents. The article presents some results of research of a political world view: the results of cross-temporal research of Russian children conducted for 2000-2012 and the results of the comparative analysis of drawings about politics of American and Russian children. The results of empirical research of children’s political world views allow making generalizations about mechanisms and trajectories of political socialization.

Keywords: Political world view – political socialization

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Bibliography: Samarkina, Irina V./Petrenko, Victor: Political world view in the context of political socialization theory: cross-temporal and cross-regional comparisons, PCS, 1-2013, pp. 51-66.
https://doi.org/10.3224/pcs.v4i1.19790