Publication: Actitudes hacia la participación ciudadana en personas mayores
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2017-12
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La evidencia empírica tradicional ha señalado que las personas de más edad tienen actitudes más refractarias a participar en el ámbito político y social. Sin embargo, es un área de investigación todavía inconclusa, debido a la imposibilidad metodológica que provoca no poder atender simultáneamente los efectos conjuntos de la edad, la generación política de pertenencia y el periodo considerado. Este trabajo sortea esta problemática tratando la edad no como variable continua, sino agrupada y utilizando cinco muestras cuasilongitudinales provenientes de la Encuesta Mundial y de la Encuesta Europea de Valores y del Banco de Datos del CIS, abarcando un periodo de casi treinta años. Los resultados revelan que, cuando se controlan simultáneamente así estos efectos, el ciclo vital no resulta un factor explicativo de las actitudes hacia la participación ciudadana.
Unyielding attitudes towards political and social participation. However, it is still an inconclusive area of research, due to the methodological impossibility of simultaneously taking into account the joint effects of age, political generation membership, and the period under consideration. This study addresses these issues by treating age not as a continuous variable, but as a group variable, and using five quasi-longitudinal samples from the World and European Values Surveys and the CIS Data Bank, covering a period of almost 30 years. The results show that, when these effects are simultaneously controlled, the life cycle is not an explanatory factor for attitudes towards citizen participation.
Unyielding attitudes towards political and social participation. However, it is still an inconclusive area of research, due to the methodological impossibility of simultaneously taking into account the joint effects of age, political generation membership, and the period under consideration. This study addresses these issues by treating age not as a continuous variable, but as a group variable, and using five quasi-longitudinal samples from the World and European Values Surveys and the CIS Data Bank, covering a period of almost 30 years. The results show that, when these effects are simultaneously controlled, the life cycle is not an explanatory factor for attitudes towards citizen participation.
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Actitudes políticas, Modelos age-period-cohort, Participación política, Personas mayores, Socialización política, Political attitudes, Age-period cohort models, Political participation, Elderly people, Political socialisation
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Revista Española de Investigaciones Sociológicas, 2017, (160), 3-18.