Titlebook: Democracy, Socialization and Conflicting Loyalties in East and West; Cross-National and C Russell F. Farnen (Director and Professor of Poli

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er topics such as conflicting loyalties in Europe and the US. Since there are seven different countries represented among the authors who have contributed to this volume, they have produced a unique, international, comparative and cross-national research perspective on significant issues in contempo

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Jutta Rump,Silke Eilers,Jy-Vonne Tanfficial or dual socialization is now dead in Hungary so that youth can finally and fairly respond to a survey form, choose among meaningful alternatives, and have no reason to fear somebody is watching over their shoulders.

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Bernhard Ebbinghaus,Jelle Vissermedia). These institutions are lacking in the EU context so that the popular democratic will in EU countries has no way to be represented and may actually be distorted by other political officials, technocrats, and bureaucrats.

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Problems of Transition to Democracy in Hungaryious, and socialization experiences play in the development of specific ideological viewpoints. Since voter behavior is extremely unpredictable, the classic models for analyzing Western political attitudes can be used in Hungary only to a strictly limited degree.

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Changing Nationality Stereotypes through Contact75 per cent of all contact effects were positive and that no generalization to equivalent nations occurred in 75 per cent of the instances where contact had a positive or negative effect. The results are discussed within the framework of self-categorization theory.

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Recent Changes in Polish Youth’s Social and Political ConsciousnessHowever, not the whole young generation evidences these positive changes. Most important in this respect seems to be the economic, cultural, and social ‘capital’ transmitted through one’s family background.