The Student Movement (the Movement henceforth) is one of the most important cultural movement of the second part of the 1900s. We explore the long-run effect of early-life exposure to the Movement on political preferences. Identification is based on the “impressionable years” hypothesis. We detect a small but significant positive effect of right-wing political preferences, differently from ex ante naïve expectations. No impact is detected on polarization.
The Legacy of 1968 Student Protests on Political Preferences
Poy, Samuele
2022-01-01
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The Student Movement (the Movement henceforth) is one of the most important cultural movement of the second part of the 1900s. We explore the long-run effect of early-life exposure to the Movement on political preferences. Identification is based on the “impressionable years” hypothesis. We detect a small but significant positive effect of right-wing political preferences, differently from ex ante naïve expectations. No impact is detected on polarization.File in questo prodotto:
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