Protagonistas de su participación política
Formas actuales de participación convencional, no-convencional y activismo online de la juventud en Europa
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Participación política, jóvenes, Encuesta Social EuropeaResumen
El presente artículo analiza la relación entre el ciclo vital y la participación política, centrándose en la población joven en Europa. Partiendo de los resultados de la Encuesta Social Europa (2018), el estudio apunta a la consolidación de las pautas del activismo que se alejan de la política convencional. La investigación capta, además, que este sector poblacional se caracteriza por niveles de participación más altos que los otros grupos etarios en las actividades que, de manera directa, permiten visibilizar sus preocupaciones e intereses políticos. Finalmente, se han detectado varias formas de activismo que convergen con las transformaciones de carácter estructural de las pautas de participación política de las sociedades europeas.
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