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THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION Advance Praise for The Oxford Handbook of Political Participation ‘This volume creates an interdisciplinary and multi- method portrait of the study of political participation. The conversations this volume enables will shape the study of political participation for decades to come.’ Nancy Burns, Warren E. Miller Collegiate Professor and Chair of Political Science, University of Michigan ‘Just fabulous, massively useful and exactly what we need. This is utterly comprehensive and certainly no less authoritative. A major reference point and an extremely reli- able and useful guide to this massively important body of literature.’ Colin Hay, Professor of Political Sciences, Sciences Po, Paris ‘This Handbook is a “must read” for scholars of political participation. Fully under- standing the multiple dimensions of political participation requires us to cross dis- ciplinary and methodological boundaries, and this volume provides us a perfect roadmap for doing just that. The chapters are beautifully curated and they promise to help scholars to understand the foundation of democracy—political participation. This interdisciplinary tour de force will not disappoint.’ Sarah A. Soule, Morgridge Professor of Organizational Behavior, Stanford Graduate School of Business ‘The continuously broadening spring tide of political action around the world is studied differently in different disciplines with different aims, approaches, methodologies, and instruments. The unusually comprehensive set of 52 contributions to this Handbook depicts the many merits of participation thoroughly while building bridges and avoiding parochialism. Essential and mandatory reading for everyone in- terested in democracy and citizenship.’ Jan W. van Deth, Professor Emeritus, University of Mannheim ‘The first edition of The Oxford Handbook of Political Participation boasts a remark- able line- up of first-r ate scholars. Because democratic politics is simply unthink- able without it, political participation has become one of the core phenomena social scientists study. The field being fragmented across disciplines and approaches, this volume contains an heroic effort and presents a systematic and well-o rganized over- view in highly informative chapters.’ Stefaan Walgrave, Full Professor of Political Science, University of Antwerp the oxford handbook of POLITICAL PARTICIPATION Edited by MARCO GIUGNI and MARIA GRASSO 1 3 Great Clarendon Street, Oxford, ox2 6dp, United Kingdom Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. 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To Chuck Tilly and Sidney Verba, who set the agenda for the study of political participation Contents Acknowledgments xiii List of Figures xv List of Tables xix List of Contributors xxi 1. The Study of Political Participation Across Research Traditions 1 Marco Giugni and Maria Grasso PART I POLITICAL PARTICIPATION ACROSS DISCIPLINES 2. Political Science and Political Participation 25 Kay Lehman Schlozman and Henry E. Brady 3. Sociology and Political Participation 45 Nonna Mayer 4. Psychology and Political Participation 63 Lauren E. Duncan 5. Economics and Political Participation 83 Ruth Dassonneville, Fernando Feitosa, and Michael S. Lewis- Beck 6. A nthropology and Political Participation 101 Julia M. Eckert 7. G eography and Political Participation 116 Charles J. Pattie PART II CORE THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES 8. R ational Choice Theory and Political Participation 135 Paul F. Whiteley 9. P olitical Psychology and Political Participation 152 Emma A. Renström and Hanna Bäck viii Contents 10. S ocial Psychology and Political Participation 167 Bert Klandermans and Jacquelien van Stekelenburg 11. R elational Approaches to the Study of Political Participation 183 Mario Diani 12. M arxist Approaches to the Study of Political Participation 199 Laurence Cox and Alf G. Nilsen 13. B ridging Rationalist, Structuralist, and Culturalist Approaches to the Study of Political Participation 216 Marc Hooghe PART III METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES 14. S urvey Data and Methods for the Study of Political Participation 233 Eva Anduiza and Raül Tormos 15. E xperimental Approaches to the Study of Political Participation 250 Eline A. de Rooij and Jessica E. M. Burch 16. E thnographic Approaches to the Study of Political Participation 267 Arnab Chakraborty and Paul Lichterman 17. L ife Histories Interviews for the Study of Political Participation 284 Lorenzo Bosi 18. B ig Data and the Study of Political Participation 298 Elena Pavan 19. V isual Analysis and the Study of Political Participation 314 Noa Milman and Nicole Doerr 20. Participatory Action Research and the Study of Political Participation 329 Marcelle C. Dawson 21. B ridging Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches in the Study of Political Participation 344 Ana I. Nunes and Matt Henn Contents ix PART IV MODES OF PARTICIPATION 22. L inking Electoral and Partisan Participation 363 Mark N. Franklin 23. C ivic Engagement 381 Joakim Ekman and Erik Amnå 2 4. P rotest Participation 396 Marco Giugni and Maria Grasso 25. P olitical Consumerism and Lifestyle Activism 417 Jasmine Lorenzini and Francesca Forno 2 6. O nline Political Participation 435 Jennifer Earl and Kate Kenski 27. B ridging Electoral and Nonelectoral Political Participation 451 Endre Borbáth and Swen Hutter PART V CONTEXTS 28. Social and Political Cleavages and Political Participation 471 Martin Dolezal 29. Institutional Context and Political Participation 489 Manlio Cinalli 30. Political Participation Across Cultures 505 Franziska Deutsch 31. P olitical Participation and the Economy 523 Brayden G. King and Edward J. Carberry PART VI DETERMINANTS 32. A ge, Generation, and Political Participation 545 Laura Serra and Kaat Smets 33. G ender and Political Participation 562 Camila Páez-B ernal and Miki Caul Kittilson