Political Socialisation, its Structure and Models

The paper systematically and in detail outlines the concept of political socialization, formulates its essence and essence. The authors identify the main participants of this phenomenon and process – subjects, objects and agents, and describe their roles, goals and objectives. The conditions of its effectiveness and achievement of the corresponding orientation are described. The nature of political socialization, the environment of its implementation, stakeholders, direct and indirect participants and organizers are revealed. The role of the systems of general and special education and mass communication in the organization of the socialization process is shown. The stages of political socialization of a person through widespread research concepts using various bases for their classification are considered. The authors focus on the levels and models of political socialization. It is highlighted that in the considered approaches of researchers, the key element is their ideological position, which often determines the allocation of dubious and imaginary properties inherent in the models they describe. The authors point out the key role of political ideologies in the process of political socialization of both individuals and social groups.

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The Bulletin of Irkutsk State University Series Political Science and Religion Studies
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.26516/2073-3380.2025.51.43
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1
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Social Policy and Reform Studies
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Political Socialisation, its Structure and Models

R. Yu. Zulyar, Yu. A. Zulyar
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The Bulletin of Irkutsk State University Series Political Science and Religion Studies
Social Policy and Reform Studies
8.52
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Political Socialisation, its Structure and Models

R. Yu. Zulyar, Yu. A. Zulyar
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Abstract

The paper systematically and in detail outlines the concept of political socialization, formulates its essence and essence. The authors identify the main participants of this phenomenon and process – subjects, objects and agents, and describe their roles, goals and objectives. The conditions of its effectiveness and achievement of the corresponding orientation are described. The nature of political socialization, the environment of its implementation, stakeholders, direct and indirect participants and organizers are revealed. The role of the systems of general and special education and mass communication in the organization of the socialization process is shown. The stages of political socialization of a person through widespread research concepts using various bases for their classification are considered. The authors focus on the levels and models of political socialization. It is highlighted that in the considered approaches of researchers, the key element is their ideological position, which often determines the allocation of dubious and imaginary properties inherent in the models they describe. The authors point out the key role of political ideologies in the process of political socialization of both individuals and social groups.

The Bulletin of Irkutsk State University Series Political Science and Religion StudiesVol. 51
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Social Policy and Reform Studies
8.52
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