Sažetak Previous studies on political participation have provided unambiguous evidence
that citizen involvement in established democracies is unequal. Non-voters are found to be …

This thesis examines the extent of turnout decline at general elections since 1992. Its first
contribution is to reveal that turnout decline amongst the youngest age groups was …

One of the most consequential events of 2012 was the presidential election, and critical to it
was the youth vote [2]. Young voters aged 18 to 29 turned out at virtually the same rate as …

It is a common theme in the literature on voter turnout that advanced Western democracies
have entered a period of political disengagement and that it is young people, in particular …

This paper reframes our inquiry into voter turnout by making aging the lens through which
the traditional resource and cost measures of previous turnout research are viewed, thereby …

In recent years, young voters have held the lowest turnout rate in the US electorate, and are
often regarded as the least powerful age cohort to dictate election outcomes. However, how …

This paper is the sequel to one of IF's previous research projects The rise of gerontocracy?
Addressing the intergenerational democratic deficit, which was published in April 2012. Dr …

The low electoral turnout of young people raises serious concerns about intergenerational
justice and representative democracy. A powerful method is needed to address this low …

Turnout among young adults has declined steadily in various advanced industrial
democracies in recent decades. At the same time, as a consequence of delayed transitions …

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