A review of research on civic and political engagement among Hong Kong youth

Author(s)
Author(s)
Busiol, D.
Lee, T. Y.
Date Issued
2016
Publisher
Nova Science Publishers
Journal
International Journal of Child & Adolescent Health
Volume
9
Issue
4
Start page
423
End page
432
Abstract
Studies on youth civic engagement in Hong Kong were reviewed. Findings indicated that young people in Hong Kong have high motivation to participate in civic activities. Nevertheless, the mobilization process and patterns of participation of young people are different from their preceding generations partly because of the advancement of technology and communication technology (ICT). They identify less with the conventional political groups and parties, ideologically and socially. Nevertheless, studies also indicate that civic engagement is able to enhance their altruism and identification with the community. Implications of existing research studies are discussed and a new agenda for future research is proposed.
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