Political Activism and Moral Reasoning: Political and Apolitical Students in Great Britain and France

Robert E. O'connor

British Journal of Political Science, 1974, vol. 4, issue 1, 53-78

Abstract: The results of this analysis may be reduced to four inter-related findings. First, evident throughout the paper is the similarity of activists at all three schools. Cross-national similarities consistently predominate over differences. The same patterns of relationships are found everywhere. This fact, among other things, enhances the credibility of our findings.

Date: 1974
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