Processes influencing democratic ownership and participation (PIDOP)
Start date
May 2009End date
April 2012Project website
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The research examined the processes which influence democratic ownership and participation among ethnic minorities, migrants, women and young people in nine countries (Belgium, Czech Republic, England, Germany, Italy, Northern Ireland, Portugal, Sweden and Turkey). It explored the macro-level contextual factors (including historical, political, electoral, economic and policy factors), the proximal social factors (including familial, educational and media factors) and the psychological factors (including motivational, cognitive, attitudinal and identity factors) which facilitate and/or inhibit civic and political engagement and participation.
Funding amount
€1,499,839
Funder
Team
Principal investigators
Professor Martyn Barrett
Emeritus Professor of Psychology
See profileProfessor Nicholas Emler
Emeritus Professor of Psychology
See profileProfessor Rachel Brooks
Professor of Sociology and Associate Dean, Research and Innovation (Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences)
See profileDr Tereza Capelos
Principal investigator
Professor Roberta Guerrina
Principal investigator
Nick Walters
Principal investigator
Professor Ian Brunton-Smith
Professor, Department of Sociology
See profileAdditional team members
- University of Liège, Belgium
- Masaryk University, Czech Republic
- University of Jena, Germany
- University of Bologna, Italy
- University of Porto, Portugal
- Örebro University, Sweden
- Ankara University, Turkey
- Queen's University Belfast, UK