A conference paper about dominant party regimes in Canada and Australia is presented which is prepared for presentation at the 2011 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, in Seattle, Washington, from September 1-4, 2011. The paper discusses topics including the claim that single-party dominance is less frequent in the Anglo-Saxon world and the rise and fall of dominant party regimes.
*POLITICAL participation of immigrants, *POLITICAL socialization, *POLITICAL participation, *POLITICAL psychology
Abstract
The article investigates the political socialization and democratic commitment of immigrants from authoritarian regimes in Australia and Canada. It discovered that immigrants from authoritarian regimes participate more in democratic political process and less in protest movements. It illustrated that pre-migration political experiences influence the political outlook and behavior of immigrants.
Published
2005
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