… ly the unfolding of their political lives. Our particular youth generation also lay dead center in
… Yet as we initiated our analysis it became clear that the parental generation was not simply …

… In 1973, the study was turned into a national panel study … both the young adult and the
parent samples. Despite the eight-year time period, 81% of the children and 76% of the parents …

… of how generations recreate themselves and why subgroup distinctiveness is such a
persistent feature of politics. This book has made "the socialization explanation" a little tenuous. …

… panel survey of young adults and their parents (nearly 80% of the high school seniors and
parents from their earlier study), … These surveys provide measures of political characteristics …

… , this time working with panel data from the Political Socialization Study initiated by M. Kent
… I argue that the gap between Gen 3 and their parents that is shown in Figure 2 is a mix of …

… in different political topics than the generation of their parents. In … ence with the priorities of
the adult generation in the sample. In a … and adults. In the second wave of the PCSS survey, …

… political behavior, and in particular to investigate change and continuity in ^ early and middle
adulthood, we undertook a panel study of two age generations… by their parents in 1965, we …

… Even such allegedly enduring political commitments as partisan affiliation … political orientations
is characteristic of the members of the parental generation as well, indicating that political …

… political reproduction within the family observed in the parent-… the coming of age of the younger
generation (G2). By contrast… 2 Panel attrition from each generation and the absence of an …

… -generation, threewave panel study stretching from 1965 to 1982 to address the issue of
dynamics at both … Those Ns are 861 for the young generation and 797 for the parental. Using the …