Social Interaction and Contextual Influences On Political Participation
作者： Jan E. Leighley
DOI: 10.1177/1532673X9001800404
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摘要: … we should have found social interaction to be unrelated to individual participation (voting … informal social interaction does not entirely account for the transmission of contextual effects. …
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