In this episode of Ask The Experts, we sought answers to three critical questions about Generation Z, which has been at the centre of discussions about political participation in recent years. Award-winning professor Dr Corey Seemiller of Wright State University provided insightful answers on important topics such as generalisations about Gen Z, their political attitudes and perceptions of leadership.
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Written by: Murat Selvi
Murat Selvihttp://researchcentretrtworld.wordpress.com
Murat Selvi is a Researcher at TRT World Research Center. He holds two master's degrees in Communication Design and Management from Anadolu University and International Journalism from Swansea University. He completed his associate and undergraduate studies in Radio and Television Technologies and Journalism, respectively. He worked as a reporter and editor in different institutions and presented his own radio show. He conducts studies and publishes articles in the fields of technology, digitalization, network society, social media, political communication and participation. He is continuing his PhD in Communication Design and Management.
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