Democracy, Elections and Citizenship

Social Sciences

1. Identity 100%
2. Citizen 98%
3. Support 69%
4. Spain 69%
5. Research 55%
6. Social Participation 52%
7. Preference 52%
8. Spanish 50%
9. Economics 48%
10. Democracy 48%
11. Policy 44%
12. Evidence 42%
13. Testing 41%
14. Politics 40%
15. Information 40%
16. Surveys 39%
17. Process 37%
18. Measure 34%
19. Economic Recession 33%
20. Attitudes 32%
21. Party System 32%
22. Literature 32%
23. Internet 31%
24. Quality 30%
25. Leave 29%
26. Change 27%
27. Corruption 27%
28. Organizations 26%
29. Responsibility 26%
30. Civics 26%
31. Difference 23%
32. Time 23%
33. Family 23%
34. Region 22%
35. Attention 22%
36. Mobilization 22%
37. Political Behavior 21%
38. Instability 21%
39. Strategy 20%
40. Political Interest 20%
41. Evaluation 20%
42. Complexity 20%
43. Politicians 18%
44. Representation 18%
45. Municipality 18%
46. News Flow 17%
47. Understanding 16%
48. Feature 16%
49. Work 16%
50. Political Systems 16%
51. Poverty 16%
52. Representative 15%
53. Books 15%
54. Education 15%
55. Partisanship 15%
56. Survey Analysis 15%
57. Government 14%
58. Motivation 14%
59. Perception 14%
60. Electoral Systems 14%
61. Digital Media 14%
62. Identification 14%
63. Media Use 13%
64. Ideologies 13%
65. Knowledge 13%
66. State 13%
67. Drawing 13%
68. Economic Systems 12%
69. Bias 12%
70. Emergence 12%
71. Belief 12%
72. European Union 12%
73. European Community 12%
74. European Integration 12%
75. Approach 12%
76. Political Parties 12%
77. Discussion 12%
78. Experience 12%
79. Design 11%
80. Political Socialization 11%
81. Economic Condition 11%
82. Conflict 11%
83. Alternative 11%
84. Conceptualization 11%
85. Nationalists 11%
86. Associations 11%
87. Polarization 11%
88. Environment 10%
89. Interest 10%
90. Campaign 10%
91. Schools 10%
92. Analysis 10%
93. Decentralization 10%
94. Demonstration 10%
95. Political Participation 9%
96. Costs 9%
97. Europe 9%
98. Socialization 9%
99. Contract Law 9%
100. Austerity 9%