Civic Culture

• *Frontmatter, pg. i*Preface, pg. vii*Contents, pg. xi*Chapter 1. An Approach to Political Culture, pg. 3*Chapter 2. Cross-National Research and Political Behavior: Some Considerations of Method, pg. 43*Chapter 3. Patterns of Political Cognition, pg. 79*Chapter 4. Feelings Toward Government and Politics, pg. 101*Chapter 5. Patterns of Partisanship, pg. 123*Chapter 6. The Obligation to Participate, pg. 161*Chapter 7. The Sense of Civic Competence, pg. 180*Chapter 8. Citizen Competence and Subject Competence, pg. 214*Chapter 9. Competence, Participation, and Political Allegiance, pg. 230*Chapter 10. Social Relations and Civic Cooperation, pg. 261*Chapter 11. Organizational Membership and Civic Competence, pg. 300*Chapter 12. Political Socialization and Civic Competence, pg. 323*Chapter 13. Group Differences in Political Orientation, pg. 377*Chapter 14. Five Political Cultures, pg. 402*Chapter 15. The Civic Culture and Democratic Stability, pg. 473*Appendix A. Sampling and Sampling Error, pg. 509*Appendix B. Interview Schedules, pg. 526*List of Tables and Figures, pg. 551*Index, pg. 559

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