Ben Oldfield
Biographic Data
| ID | 347708 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ben Oldfield |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ben |
| FAMILY NAME | Oldfield |
| SIGNATURE | BEN OLDFIELD |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nottingham Trent University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6229-5439 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 58 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Voice, equality and education: The role of higher education in defining the political participation of young Europeans
Postmaterialism and young people's political participation in a time of austerity
Recent trends suggest that young people in Britain are refraining from engaging in formal political processes. At the same time, they are increasingly expressing support for, and turning toward, a new and diverse range of non-institutionalized forms of political action in order to actualize their interests. Using Inglehart's ideas on postmaterialism, we consider whether this apparent rejection of mainstream politics in favour of less conventional…
Cajoling or coercing: Would electoral engineering resolve the young citizen–state disconnect
The relationships between citizens and their states are undergoing significant stresses across advanced liberal democracies. In Britain, this disconnect is particularly evident amongst young citizens. This article considers whether different electoral engineering methods – designed either to cajole or compel youth to vote – might arrest the decline in their political engagement. Data collected in 2011 from a national survey of 1025 British 18-yea…
Postmaterialism and young people's political participation in a time of austerity
Recent trends suggest that young people in Britain are refraining from engaging in formal political processes. At the same time, they are increasingly expressing support for, and turning toward, a new and diverse range of non-institutionalized forms of political action in order to actualize their interests. Using Inglehart's ideas on postmaterialism, we consider whether this apparent rejection of mainstream politics in favour of less conventional…
Cajoling or coercing: Would electoral engineering resolve the young citizen–state disconnect
The relationships between citizens and their states are undergoing significant stresses across advanced liberal democracies. In Britain, this disconnect is particularly evident amongst young citizens. This article considers whether different electoral engineering methods – designed either to cajole or compel youth to vote – might arrest the decline in their political engagement. Data collected in 2011 from a national survey of 1025 British 18-yea…
Voice, equality and education: The role of higher education in defining the political participation of young Europeans
Cajoling or coercing: Would electoral engineering resolve the young citizen–state disconnect
The relationships between citizens and their states are undergoing significant stresses across advanced liberal democracies. In Britain, this disconnect is particularly evident amongst young citizens. This article considers whether different electoral engineering methods – designed either to cajole or compel youth to vote – might arrest the decline in their political engagement. Data collected in 2011 from a national survey of 1025 British 18-yea…
Postmaterialism and young people's political participation in a time of austerity
Recent trends suggest that young people in Britain are refraining from engaging in formal political processes. At the same time, they are increasingly expressing support for, and turning toward, a new and diverse range of non-institutionalized forms of political action in order to actualize their interests. Using Inglehart's ideas on postmaterialism, we consider whether this apparent rejection of mainstream politics in favour of less conventional…
Voice, equality and education: The role of higher education in defining the political participation of young Europeans
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