… into political disadvantage. When it comes to transmitting political inequality, the key
aspect of socioeconomic status (SES) is seen to be parental education. According to status …

… While left and right are the main terms to distinguish political views in Western Europe, the
family socialization of citizens has mainly been studied in terms of partisan preferences rather …

… transmission of political orientations from parent to child has been conducted using a one-step
directtransmission … Extant research indicates that the successful transmission of political …

… is on families where both parents and children have been politicians. There are … parents’
political views and their children’s. Westholm (1999) focuses on the underlying transmission …

… position, he tried not to influence his grandchildren's political views at least (…) But we
didn't really talk about these issues (Esteban, son, participates in the student movement). …

… It avoids reliability issues associated with interviewing children and young adolescents
about their political views. It also does not presume stability of such orientations throughout …

… Our results indicated that parent–child similarity in value priorities is primarily due to their …
parent–child transmission. However, the primary source of individual differences in value …

… social mobility affect the ideological transmission process from parents to children, showing
that especially the upwardly mobile are less influenced by the parental ideology. However, it …

… role of parents’ ideology in predicting children’s … parental beliefs related to political ideology
(eg, beliefs about social inequality) also interacted with group condition to predict children’s …

… This article evaluates the role of community bonds in the long-term transmission of political
values. At the end of World War II, Poland’s borders shifted westward, and the population …