diplomsko delo
Sintija Jurič (Author), Tanja Oblak (Mentor)

Abstract

Politična participacija velja za enega izmed najpomembnejših kazalcev demokratičnega sistema, zato se danes razvijajo novi participacijski kanali. Eden izmed njih je tudi splet in znotraj njega družbena omrežja, ki lahko zaradi svoje vseprisotnosti pomembno vplivajo na politično vključenost mladih. Cilj diplomskega dela je prikaz družbenih omrežij kot enega izmed mehanizmov za povečanje in utrjevanje mladinske politične participacije, pri čemer sem uporabila metodo fokusnih skupin. S kvalitativno raziskavo, izvedeno na vzorcu mladostnikov, starih med 20 in 28 let, sem želela ugotoviti značilnosti mladinske manifestne participacije in vlogo družbenih omrežij, ki jo imajo na njo. Pri tem pa sem se oprla tudi na mladinske prakse spletnega političnega udejstvovanja. Izvedena raziskava je pokazala, da mladostniki, kljub močni podpori protestnim akcijam, kot najpomembnejši način političnega vključevanja štejejo formalno participacijo. Na spodbujanje mladinske manifestne participacije pa deloma vplivajo tudi družbena omrežja, ki mladim predstavljajo prostor političnih informacij, kljub temu da so mladi na družbenih omrežjih politično pasivni, ko je govora o njihovih praksah spletnega vključevanja. Čeprav se mladi strinjajo, da lahko družbena omrežja v določeni meri pripomorejo k večji manifestni participaciji, pa hkrati poudarjajo, da je to le eden izmed dejavnikov, ki najučinkoviteje deluje v kombinaciji s političnim zanimanjem, znanjem in težnjo po družbenih spremembah.

Keywords

politična participacija;manifestna politična participacija;družbena omrežja;mladi;politično komuniciranje;Družbena omrežja;Politična participacija;Mladina;Diplomska dela;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher: [S. Jurič]
UDC: 32:316.472.4-053.81(043.2)
COBISS: 31090691 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Social networks as a mechanism for increasing youth political participation
Secondary abstract: Political participation is considered as one of the most important indicators of a democratic system, which is why a new participation channels are being developed nowadays. One of them is the world wide web and within it, ever-present social networks that can influence political participation of young people. The goal of this research is to present social networks as one of the mechanisms for increasing and strengthening youth political participation, using the focus group method. With the qualitative research, conducted on a sample of young people aged between 20 and 28, I wanted to see the characteristics of youth manifest participation and the role of social networks on it. In doing so, I also relied on youth practices of online political engagement. The conducted research showed that young people, despite their strong support to protesting actions, consider formal participation as the most important way of political participation. I also found out that encouraging youth manifest political participation is partly influenced by social networks, which serve young people as a space for political information, despite them being politically passive, when it comes to their online engagement practices. Although young people agree that social networks can to some extent contribute to greater manifest participation, they also emphasize that this is only one of the factors that can most effectively work in combination with political interest, knowledge and tendency for social changes.
Secondary keywords: political participation;manifest political participation;social networks;youth;political communication;Social networks;Political participation;Youth;Graduate theses;
Type (COBISS): Bachelor thesis/paper
Study programme: 0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE): 1970-01-01
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za družbene vede
Pages: 83 str.
ID: 12038924