Titlebook: Democracy, Authoritarianism and Education; A Cross-National Emp Russell F. Farnen,Jos D. Meloen Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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scores on democratic attitudes and internationalism, higher nationalism and militarism scores, and support for more conservative and provincial (and monocultural) educational policy options.978-1-349-63025-7

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Quantifizierung und Gesamtheitenniversity students’ political attitudes, preferences, and self-ratings? When do students see themselves as multicultural, democratic citizens and when do they express authoritarian or extremist preferences? Is educational policy relevant to such attitudes despite a decline in worldwide ideological polarizations?

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Dorota Majchrzak,Caroline Schlinter-Maltan by the US; 2 per cent of the gross world product) was spent on arms. For political/educational analysis, we used . (Freedom House, 1995, 1996, 1998) reports on civil rights/liberties; . (Vanhanen, 1997); . (Lawson, 1996); and . (Day, German, and Campbell, 1996).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-11452-7chools, parties, and property use are controlled via a security apparatus to ensure engineered consent. Opposition groups are driven underground; national patriotism stifles dissent. Authoritarian regimes do not respect democratic principles of freedom, equality, human rights, or popular participation.

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https://doi.org/10.34156/978-3-791-05851-1ity hypothesis’ assumes differences between key attitudes across regions. A different rate of historical development, contrasting religious and cultural traditions, or different rates of economic development may account for such differences. (See Chapter 2 for attitude scales.)