2007Journal of Ningxia Communist Party InstituteRequires access

On the Dimension of Political Socialization

Deng Ting-tao

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As a necessary process in political democracy,political socialization can not be a panacea for all political problems.With emphasis on roles of political socialization,we should study its dimension in such aspects as historical experience,social division,political indifference and free life,attaching importance on its strength,scope and standard.

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As a necessary process in political democracy,political socialization can not be a panacea for all political problems.With emphasis on roles of political socialization,we should study its dimension in such aspects as historical experience,social division,political indifference and free life,attaching importance on its strength,scope and standard.

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As a necessary process in political democracy,political socialization can not be a panacea for all political problems.With emphasis on roles of political socialization,we should study its dimension in such aspects as historical experience,social division,political indifference and free life,attaching importance on its strength,scope and standard.

Key concepts: Political socialization, Politics, Panacea (medicine), Scope (computer science), Dimension (graph theory), Democracy, Political culture, Political science

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