Political Subcultures and Cultures in Society
Explore the main forms of political subculture including parochial culture, subject culture, and participatory culture. Understand the significance of political culture in society and its impact on individual perceptions of the political system.
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Libyan International Medical University Faculty of Business Administration The Main Forms of Political Subculture Name : Anas Abdullah Alsaiti ID : ( 3056 ) Email : anas_3056.limu.edu.ly Date : 16 / 11 / 2021
Introduction What are the main forms of political subculture Conclusion References Contents 2
The term 'political culture' is used in the field of social science. It refers to historically-based, widely-shared beliefs, feelings, and values about the nature of political systems, which can serve as a link between citizens and government. Introduction 3
Parochial culture Subject culture Participatory culture The Main Forms of Political Culture 4
Generally, in the underdeveloped countries and in the traditional social system, there is a lack of consciousness and interest or widespread indifference among political issues. individuals regarding Parochial Culture 5
In this kind of political culture, the role of the people in political affairs is significant. The public is fully aware of the political system prevailing here and the effect of state action on their way of life. Subject Culture 6
In a participatory political culture, every citizen actively takes an active role in political affairs. Individuals consider themselves an active member of the country s existing political system. Partcipatory Culture 7
Political culture involves fundamentally popular values and beliefs over political objects in a given community. Political scientists have more or less agreed on what political culture constitutes or entails. Conclusion 8
political culture | Definition, Features, & Example Encyclopedia Britannica 2019 References 9
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