Political culture, public opinion and political representation

Abstract

Democratic culture cultivates democratic people and offers them the opportunity to participate and act towards public issues. This basic democratic characteristic also influences public opinion. Political culture has been considered as a crucial parameter that may influence the stances of public opinion and the forms as well as the levels of political representation. The analysis and comparison of different aspects of such influence will offer the chance for fruitful discussion on contemporary political representation and public opinion in different political culture contexts.

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