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When Does Self-Interest Motivate Political Engagement? The case of climate change

When Does Self-Interest Motivate Political Engagement? The case of climate change

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This paper examines the theoretical understanding of political participation versus material self-interest by showing how people’s subjective perceptions affect their overall public opinion. 

 

Date: 2017
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Authors: Adam Seth Levine
Organization: Cornell University
Strategic Approach: Evaluation
Type: General Resource
Author: Adam Seth Levine
Organization:
Organization: Cornell University
Strategic Approach: Evaluation
Type: General Resource

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