HOW POLITICAL DISAGREEMENTS LEAD TO PARTICIPATION: COMPARING LESS AND MORE EXPERIENCED VOTERS IN THE CASE OF THE U.S. 2014 MIDTERM ELECTIONS

Oh, Hyun Kyung

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HOW POLITICAL DISAGREEMENTS LEAD TO PARTICIPATION: COMPARING LESS AND MORE EXPERIENCED VOTERS IN THE CASE OF THE U.S. 2014 MIDTERM ELECTIONS

Oh, Hyun Kyung

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Abstract

This study proposes that disagreements in political discourses can be a facilitator

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Author: Oh, Hyun Kyung

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Communication
2014 US midterm elections
Online participation
Political disagreement
Political participation
Strong-tie networks
Weak-tie networks

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Identifier: hdl:1920/10546
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Communication
2014 US midterm elections
Online participation
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Oh, Hyun Kyung. HOW POLITICAL DISAGREEMENTS LEAD TO PARTICIPATION: COMPARING LESS AND MORE EXPERIENCED VOTERS IN THE CASE OF THE U.S. 2014 MIDTERM ELECTIONS. 2016.

HOW POLITICAL DISAGREEMENTS LEAD TO PARTICIPATION: COMPARING LESS AND MORE EXPERIENCED VOTERS IN THE CASE OF THE U.S. 2014 MIDTERM ELECTIONS

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