かつて投獄された人々との参加プロジェクトを通じて,有権者への介入のための勧告
Sukhmani Singh1, Joshua G Adler2, Fernando Ricardo Valenzuela1
1School of Social Work, University of Connecticut, Hartford, Connecticut, USA.
American journal of community psychology
|September 3, 2025
まとめ
かつて投獄された人々は 無関心な有権者ではありません 制度的不正義に直面しているにもかかわらず,FIPは批判的な意識と市民の関与の欲求を持ち,彼らの政治的参加に関する仮定に挑戦しています.
科学分野:
- 社会科学
- 政治科学
- 犯罪学
背景:
- 犯罪の権利剥奪法は 何百万もの人々,特に 疎外されたコミュニティに影響を与えます
- かつて投獄された人々の投票権 (FIP) を拡大している.
- 政策の変更にもかかわらず,FIPの投票率と市民の参加率が低いことが示されています.
研究 の 目的:
- 投票と市民参加に関するFIPの実体験を探求する.
- この集団の政治的関与の 障壁や促進要因を理解する
- 選挙制度に関するFIPの見解を分析するために 批判的意識の枠組みを適用する.
主な方法:
- コミュニティベースの参加型研究 (CBPR) アプローチ
- FIP32で実施された5つの半構造的フォーカスグループ.
- 制度的不公正と政治的関与に関する参加者の物語の質的分析
主要な成果:
- FIPは 法律や選挙制度における 制度的不正義の微妙な理解を示しています
- 満たされていないニーズと政治的影響に対する批判的な意識から生じる無関心ではなく",作り出した矛盾"の状態が存在します.
- 参加者は,抑圧と闘うために 個別的かつ集団的な効果を高めたいと強く願った.
結論:
- FIPの投票への関与は複雑で,無関心ではなく批判的意識に影響されています.
- 効果的な市民教育と 政治的エンパワーメントには コミュニティの投資削減を 解決することが不可欠です
- 将来の取り組みは,FIPによる効果と政治力の構築に重点を置くべきです.
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