PRISUTNOST NACIONALNO-AUTORITARNIH POLITIČKIH ORIJENTACIJA U DIJELU ZAGREBAČKE STUDENTSKE POPULACIJE
THE PRESENCE OF NATIONAL-AUTHORITARIAN POLITICAL ORIENTATIONS IN PART OF THE ZAGREB STUDENT POPULATION
Author(s): Ilija Živković, Dragan BagićSubject(s): Evaluation research, Sociology of Politics, Sociology of Education
Published by: Institut društvenih znanosti Ivo Pilar
Keywords: National-Authoritarian Political Orientations;
Summary/Abstract: The paper gives insight into the empirical research of the presence of national-authoritarian political orientations on a sample of Zagreb University students. The research was carried out on a sample of 642 first and second year students of six faculties. For measuring the national-authoritarian political orientation the modified Noack et al. (1995) Scale comprising five statements was used. Factor analysis has shown that statements measure the same object of measurement, because their factorisation extracted only one significant component with the Cronbach alpha reliability coefficient of .63. The initial hypothesis the paper deals with is the thesis that older adolescents do not show greater proneness towards national-authoritarian political orientations when compared to their peers in developed countries. In addition to this one, also tested were the hypotheses concerning the influence of socialisational elements such as: family atmosphere, parents' education, place of examinee's birth, the role of religion in life, as well as faculty orientation on proneness to the national- -authoritarian political concept.
Journal: Društvena istraživanja - Časopis za opća društvena pitanja
- Issue Year: 11/2002
- Issue No: 60+61
- Page Range: 785-804
- Page Count: 20
- Language: Croatian