Juventud árabe mediterránea: participación política y religiosa

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Ken Roberts
Catedrático de sociología, University of Liverpool
Siyka Kovacheva
Profesora titular de Sociología, Universidad de Plovdiv
Stanimir Kabaivanov
Profesor titular de Sistemas Políticos e Ideología, Universidad de Plovdiv
Con los datos de la SAHWA Youth Survey 2016 (2017), este artículo presenta un estudio del grado y los tipos de participación política y religiosa –así como los vínculos que existen entre una y otra– de los jóvenes de cinco países árabes mediterráneos (Marruecos, Argelia, Túnez, Egipto y Líbano). En política, se distinguen cuatro tipos de participación: oficial, cotidiana, comunitaria y de protesta. Entre el 5% y el 17% de los encuestados podrían ser considerados hiperactivistas, al participar en tres o cuatro de estos tipos; en alrededor de un tercio, no se produciría ningún tipo de participación. Por otra parte, la mayoría de los jóvenes se consideran muy religiosos y, en tres de los países, una tercera parte acudiría a la mezquita al menos tres veces por semana. Pero los niveles de religiosidad no influyen en la participación política, ya que incluso la mayoría de los muy religiosos son partidarios de separar política y religión.

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Roberts, Ken et al. “Juventud árabe mediterránea: participación política y religiosa”. Revista CIDOB d’afers internacionals, no. 118, pp. 103-26, doi:10.24241/rcai.2018.118.1.103.

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