A Study of Four Generation Citizens’ Political Cultures: A Case Study of Wangnoi District, Ayutthaya Province
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A study has found that all four generation citizens have the subject-participant political culture, Gen. Y and Gen. Z incline to become the participant political culture. This difference derived from their political socializations that created their political beliefs, values and attitudes. Moreover, these political socializations have fashioned their different patterns of political behavior. In the meantime, the social and political cultural changes have affected the similarity and dissimilarity of each generation citizens’ political cultures.
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