Youth and campus politics: Malaysian experience

A citizen's participation in national politics may be viewed as voluntary or obligatory depending on one's orientation. For college students, their inclination towards participation in campus politics may provide a prelude for their participation outside campus later. In a relatively controlled campus setting, this book identifies determining factors of the type and level of political participation. The primary objective of the book is to discover the relationships and levels of political consciousness, political socialization and political participation in campus politics among undergraduate students of a public university in Malaysia.

Autorentext

Ali Musa Harahap is a lecturer of International Relations in University of Darussalam Gontor, Indonesia. A graduate of Political Science from International Islamic University, Malaysia. He actively engages in public and local communities under the domain of the youth and their potentials as speaker, mentor, and motivator. He lives in Ponorogo.