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Articles

Youth political participation in the EU: evidence from a cross-national analysis

Pages 819-836 | Received 18 Oct 2018, Accepted 20 Jun 2019, Published online: 03 Jul 2019

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).

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).

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).
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