Figures & data
Table 1. Coding for dependent variables (Eurobarometer 375 Citation2013).
Figure 1. Levels of youth political participation across EU countries (Eurobarometer 375 Citation2013).
![Figure 1. Levels of youth political participation across EU countries (Eurobarometer 375 Citation2013).](/cms/asset/be5d2573-645c-43e0-8693-451194f2ebae/cjys_a_1636951_f0001_ob.jpg)
Figure 2. Proportion of respondents from different age group participating in formal politics compared to being members of organisations (Eurobarometer 375 Citation2013).
![Figure 2. Proportion of respondents from different age group participating in formal politics compared to being members of organisations (Eurobarometer 375 Citation2013).](/cms/asset/16f49c79-0e3a-4784-9928-cc54a3a62ef3/cjys_a_1636951_f0002_ob.jpg)
Table 2. Results from the logistic regression models of the propensity of young individuals to engage in politics with age a control variable: Formal political participation and organisational membership.
Table 3. Results from the logistic regression models of the propensity of young individuals to engage in politics with socio-demographic characteristics only: Model 1 (general political participation), Model 2 (formal political participation), and Model 3 (organisational membership).
Table 4. Results from the logistic regression models of the propensity of young individuals to engage in politics controlling for age of democracy: Model 4 (general political participation), Model 5 (formal political participation), and Model 6 (organisational membership).
Figure 3. Average levels of political engagement in formal participation and organisational membership (Eurobarometer 375 Citation2013).
![Figure 3. Average levels of political engagement in formal participation and organisational membership (Eurobarometer 375 Citation2013).](/cms/asset/46f03a3d-e14e-4103-b58a-451df00a644f/cjys_a_1636951_f0003_ob.jpg)