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The political socialization of youth in a post-conflict community (CROSBI ID 215573)

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Reidy, Catherine, M. ; Taylor, Laura. K. ; Merrilees, Christine, M. ; Ajduković, Dean ; Čorkalo Biruški, Dinka ; Cummings, Mark E. The political socialization of youth in a post-conflict community // International journal of intercultural relations, 45 (2015), 11-23. doi: 10.1016/j.ijintrel.2014.12.005

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Reidy, Catherine, M. ; Taylor, Laura. K. ; Merrilees, Christine, M. ; Ajduković, Dean ; Čorkalo Biruški, Dinka ; Cummings, Mark E.

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The political socialization of youth in a post-conflict community

Political socialization affects the development of young people’s attitudes in post-conflict societies. Political socialization may support a movement toward positive intergroup relations, or it may influence the perpetuation of intergroup tensions and divisions. In the context of Vukovar, Croatia, political socialization, for youth growing up in a post-conflict community, involves learning about social relations, including relational power and group status within a multi-ethnic community. The current study examines experiences of political socialization in this context. Qualitative data from ten focus groups, conducted among 11-, 13-, and 15-year-olds, mothers, and fathers of Serb and Croat ethnicity, are analyzed using the constant comparative method. Results indicate a belief in the importance of parents, peers, schools, and the media in the development of youth’s political orientations, specifically related to intergroup relations. These attitudes are reflected in the lived realities of youth as political actors through their opinions toward intergroup interactions, their experiences of intergroup contact and conflict, and their beliefs about and recommendations for integrated education. Although some avoided any discussion of war, focus group participants’ predominant perspective reflected beliefs that the political socialization of youth operated to preserve intergroup tensions and division in Vukovar. The paper concludes with a number of policy and intervention implications.

political socialization; intergroup relations; ethnic conflict; children; youth; Croatia

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Podaci o izdanju

45

2015.

11-23

objavljeno

0147-1767

10.1016/j.ijintrel.2014.12.005

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