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What is the Political Culture for Young Brazilians

Bonzanini Bernardi, Ana Julia; Liegi Vieira Costa, Andressa; Azambuja de Morais, Jennifer

In this paper, we sought to analyze if the internet and social networks usage could be impacting the constitution of an assertive political culture among young people in South Brazil. We hypothesize that although these new socialized agents are widespread among the young, apathy and disinterest in politics remain. To test our hypothesis, we analyzed data from a survey conducted with secondary school students from Porto Alegre in 2015 and 2019 for values related to democracy, feelings about politics, responsiveness, and political efficacy. Results confirm that the political culture of the young remains apathetic, but those socialized by new agents seem to be closer to develop an assertive type of political culture

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Title
Current Issues in Comparative Education
Publisher
Columbia University Libraries
DOI
https://doi.org/10.52214/cice.v24i1.8778

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December 7, 2022

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Brazil, youth, political culture, political socialization, social networks