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  • Ethno-national, religious, ideological and sexual diversity : European elite and citizen views compared
    Klicperová-Baker, Martina ; Košťál, Jaroslav
    In contexts of multi-level governance, such as we find in the European Union, where elites are more active in the public sphere, it is particularly crucial to assess whether citizensʼ views ... correspond to the views of the elites who claim to represent them. This article compares the views of elites with the views of representative samples of citizens, with a focus on their views on ethno-national, religious and sexual diversity. Findings confirm relationshipsbetween elite/citizens views and revealed several rules: Firstly,ethnic and ideological groups which were commonly rejected from neighbourhoods were recognised by elites as relevant for social diversity. Secondly, the most accepted migrant workers by citizens were also viewed as most relevant for social diversity by elites. Finally, sexual diversity manifested a more complex relationship - where gays are most accepted, they are either viewed by elites as highly relevant (Austria, Denmark) or irrelevant for social diversity (Czech Republic, France, Italy, Spain). In countries with high public rejection of gays, LGBT tend to be viewed by elitesas very relevant (Turkey, Bulgaria, Estonia). Elite views of relevance push the public to a greater tolerance; public intolerance increases recognition of relevance of marginalised groups.
    Vir: Javnost = The Public. - ISSN 1318-3222 (Vol. 19, no. 1, apr. 2012, str. 85-102, 127)
    Vrsta gradiva - članek, sestavni del
    Leto - 2012
    Jezik - angleški
    COBISS.SI-ID - 31244893

vir: Javnost = The Public. - ISSN 1318-3222 (Vol. 19, no. 1, apr. 2012, str. 85-102, 127)

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