The importance of citizenship norms—shared understandings of how citizens ought to
participate in society—has been discussed at length in the past two decades, particularly in …

The purpose of this study was to identify patterns of Taiwanese students' perceptions of
good citizenship in terms of citizenship behaviours rooted in Western democracy and …

The evolution of citizenship norms is considered a driving force behind changing political
processes in contemporary democracies. Competing expectations have emerged on this …

What if citizens feel that election outcomes are the result of electoral manipulation and fraud
rather than the outcome of a genuinely democratic process? Do they still obey the laws and …

Information disorder and digital media affordances challenge informed citizenship as an
ideal and in practice. While scholars have attempted to adapt the normative ideal to …

Influence and participation of young adults who have an intellectual disability, in the local
community's social arenas and democratic processes. To achieve citizenship, all citizens …

Deliberative democracy's core practice of political discussion is often claimed to entail
beneficial 'selftransformative'effects on its participants. We examine the assumption that …

Abstract Ausgehend vom Modell von Gotlieb und Sarge (2021), in welchem Attribute
partizipativer Mediennutzung (sich ausdrücken, sich darstellen und mit anderen …

What people eat has become a highly political issue, closely intertwined with public health,
environmental concerns, and climate change. Individuals' consumption decisions tend to be …

Abstract Information disorder and digital media affordances challenge informed citizenship
as an ideal and in practice. While scholars have attempted to adapt the normative ideal to …