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protest potential: a standalone construct

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protestpotential1 CONSTRUCTProtest potentialBARNES · PUBLIC OPINION

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Public opinion research

a person's readiness to take part in unconventional political acts such as petitions, demonstrations, boycotts and occupations, measured with an approval and action scale.

In public opinion research, protest potential refers to a person's readiness to take part in unconventional political acts such as petitions, demonstrations, boycotts and occupations, measured with an approval and action scale. This meaning comes from Barnes (1979) in Political action.[1]

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References

  1. Barnes, S. H. (1979). Political action. Sage Publications. ISBN 9780803909571

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