Ethnic and Age Differences Reduce Political Discussion
Document Type
Article
Keywords
United States; households; neighborhoods; communication networks; politics; political discussion; age; ethnicity; diversity
Identifier Data
https://doi.org/10.1177/073953291403500405
Publisher
Sage Journals
Publication Source
Newspaper Research Journal, 35(4), 52-65
Abstract
A survey of U.S. households finds people involved in neighborhood communication networks are more likely to engage in political discussions, and the likelihood is greater among people with higher levels of education but lower among those with greater ethnic or age diversity.
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