Experiencia Educativa y Tolerancia Política:
Entendiendo la Relación desde el Análisis de una Muestra de Estudiantes Universitarios Peruanos
Educational Experience and Political Tolerance:
Understanding the Relationship from the Analysis of a Sample of Peruvian University Students
The fate of a democracy depends, in part, on the “intrinsic commitment of ordinary people with respect to various democratic principles” (Welzel & Inglehart, 2009, p. 297). This article seeks to identify if having studied more semesters in university would be a factor of influence concerning higher levels of political tolerance or, if rather, the inclusion of
a curricular proposal that explicitily addresses
contents on citizenship and democracy would have
a greater effect. The results indicate that a course oriented to question them about their citizenship exercise would have a positive and significant effect in their levels of political tolerance, as opposed to the number of accumulated academic semesters.
Democracy, Citizenship, Political attitudes, Political tolerance.
Stojnic, L. & Román Alfaro, A. (2016). Experiencia educativa y tolerancia política:
Entendiendo la relación desde el análisis de una muestra de estudiantes universitarios peruanos. [Educational experience and political tolerance: Understanding the relationship from the analysis of a sample of Peruvian university students]. International Journal of Education for Social Justice (RIEJS), 5(1), 163-176.
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