Institution:
University of San Diego
Publication Date:
2010
Journal:
Journal for Civic Commitment
Journal Issue:
v.14(1), January 2010
Pages:
13
Abstract:
Much has been said about generational differences in voting patterns during the 2008 election. An upper-division sociology course–Political Sociology–focused on theory and practice within the context of three pedagogical concerns that were used to help students add the missing element of political involvement to their understanding of what it means to be civically and socially engaged citizen. Working with a grassroots organization, the students applied what they were learning in the class about political involvement to their participation in community initiatives and a "get out the vote" drive.
Full Text Link:
http://www.mesacc.edu/other/engagement/Journal/Issue14/Liu.pdf
Call Number:
512/B/LIU/2010
Sector:
HE Sector
Electronic Availability:
Available online
Library Item Type:
Electronic resource - serial article
Subject / Discipline:
Sociology
Topics: Theory & Practice:
Democracy 
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