When Citizens Talk About Politics (Hardcover)

Introduction: When Citizens Talk About Politics: Towards an Analytical Framework Clare Saunders, Bert Klandermans, Stephan Price, Anastasia Garyfallow and Swen Hutter 1. Anti-Politics Statements in Fast-Thinking: What Comes to Mind First When Thinking About Politics Bert Klandermans and Clare Saunders 2. Discussing Politics in the UK: Non-Violence, Representativeness, Consistency and Fairness and Constitutional Values Stephan Price and Clare Saunders 3. Discourse About Politics in the Netherlands: Anti-Politics and Populism, More or Less Marteen J. Van Bezouw and Bert Klandermans 4. Idle Democrats? Talking About Politics in Germany Manes Weisskircher and Swen Hutter 5. Convinced Democrats Under Strain: Talking About Politics in Switzerland Swen Hutter and Manes Weisskircher 6. Uprising in the Streets and Ballots: Polarisation and Radicalisation in the Greek Crisis Anastasia Garyfallou 7. Reinvigorating Romania’s Civil Society: Talking About Politics and Corruption in Romania Ioana-Elena Oana 8. In the Land of Inefficacy: Talking About Hungarian Approaches to Participation Zsolt Enyedi and Gergo Zavecz 9. Distance and Familiarity in Political Talk in Argentina Sebastian Pereyra and Maximiliano Marentes 10. Political Education as a Problem and Solution: Discussing Participation in Brazil Camila Pena and Marcelo Rosa 11. Conclusion: How Citizens Talk About Electoral and Protest Politics, A Cross-Country Comparison Clare Saunders Methodological Appendix Maarten van Bezouw, Anastasia Garyfallou, Ioana-Elena Oan?, Sebastien Rojon and Clare Saunders