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Indirect Mobilization: The Social Consequences of Party Contacts in an Election Campaign Indirect Mobilization: The Social Consequences of Party Contacts in an Election Campaign* Indirect Mobilization: The Social Consequences of Party Contacts in an Election Campaign
2004
American Politics Research
unpublished
Although direct contacts between campaigns and individuals are a central part of the process that encourages political participation, it is often argued that their effects extend beyond the initial contact via a secondary process of indirect mobilization. This paper puts that argument to the test by investigating possible connections between direct party contacts and political mobilization in social networks. The results show that the primary social consequence of party contacts is to alter the
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