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TurnOutSpainGreatRecession

PersonalPodcast by GinaR

Mar 25, 201700:28:31Government & Organizations

A call of duty in hard times: Duty to vote and the Spanish Economic Crisis Carol Galais, André Blais First Published June 25, 2014 research-article PDF download for A call of duty in hard times: Duty to vote and the Span...

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TurnOutSpainGreatRecession is an episode from PersonalPodcast by GinaR. A call of duty in hard times: Duty to vote and the Spanish Economic Crisis Carol Galais, André Blais First Published June 25, 2014 research-article PDF download for A c...

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A call of duty in hard times: Duty to vote and the Spanish Economic Crisis Carol Galais, André Blais First Published June 25, 2014 research-article PDF download for A call of duty in hard times: Duty to vote and the Spanish Economic Crisis Article Information Open Access Creative Commons Attribution, Non Commercial 3.0 License Article Information Volume: 1 issue: 2, Article first published online: June 25, 2014;Issue published: June 25, 2014 DOI: Carol Galais, André Blais Université de Montréal, Canada This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 License ( which permits non-commercial use, reproduction and distribution of the work without further permission provided the original work is attributed as specified on the SAGE and Open Access page( Abstract Although scarce, the literature addressing the effects of the economy on voter turnout and political attitudes has yielded mixed results. By using individual, longitudinal data from Spain—a country devastated by the Great Recession—our study illuminates how the latest economic crisis has impacted citizens’ perceptions of voting. We analyze how economic conditions and perceptions of the economy have transformed the belief that voting is a civic duty, which is one of the strongest attitudinal predictors of turnout. Our results suggest that hard times slightly weaken citizens’ sense of civic duty, particularly among the youngest. However, the adverse effects of the economic crisis are compensated by the positive effects of the electoral context, and as a consequence there is no aggregate decline in civic duty during the period examined (2010–2012).

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