China's Age Cohorts: Differences in Political Attitudes and Behavior
China's Age Cohorts: Differences in Political Attitudes and Behavior
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DOI：
10.1111/ssqu.12103
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发表时间：
2015-03-01
影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
Yeh, Yao-Yuan
中科院分区：
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作者：
Harmel, Robert;Yeh, Yao-Yuan
本文的主要目的是探讨在威权主义中国，年龄是否似乎影响政治态度和行为，如果是这样，除了年龄本身之外，世代是否似乎在驱动年龄组群之间的差异方面起作用。（Watts，1999）专注于确定偏离被认为是建立西方民主基线的各种年龄-行为/态度关系，结果和结论在所有的结果中，最一致的模式和结论是独生子女一代与其前辈有着明显的不同，而不仅仅是由于年轻。
ObjectiveThe main objective of this article is to explore whether age seems to affect political attitudes and behavior in authoritarian China and, if so, whether generation seems to matter, in addition to age itself, in driving differences among age cohorts.MethodsThe primary analytical method of identifying perturbations (Watts, 1999) focuses on determining deviations from what are considered to be established Western democratic baselines for various age-behavior/attitude relationships, drawing upon regime type and generational differences as primary factors in explaining the deviations.Results and ConclusionAmong all of the results, the most consistent pattern and conclusion is that of a One Child generation that is markedly different from its predecessors, and not just due to youthfulness.