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Engaging Youth: Combating the Apathy of Young Americans toward Politics     Email    Printer-Friendly
Kevin Mattson, Century Foundation Press, 4/1/2003
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Ohio University Professor Kevin Mattson explores the political dimensions that characterize Generation X and attributes their anti-government and right-leaning tendencies to the extensive infrastructure of conservative institutions and inactivity on the part of progressive institutions. In the face of the civic apathy of so many young people, the passivity of both progressive political leaders and the country in general does nothing to remedy this unfortunate situation. Still, Mattson is optimistic that with a revitalization of progressive institutions and politics, political engagement will increase.

Edition: Paper    ISBN: 0870784706    Pages: 160   
Price: $13.95


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