New political citizens: a study of millennial citizenship norms and behaviors
Abstract
This thesis looks at a new set of citizenship norms that define the Millennial
generation. Using a quasi‐experimental survey design, it tests those normative
classifications and speculates on their potential ramifications for future elections
and political participation.
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