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Voter mobilization among immigrants
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The Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services was commissioned by the Directorate of Integration and Diversity to conduct a systematic literature search with a subsequent categorization of relevant research. The commission was to identify research published 2000-2015 on effects of different types of interventions on an individual level to mobilize for voting.
The Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services was commissioned by the Directorate of Integration and Diversity to conduct a systematic literature search with a subsequent categorization of relevant research. The commission was to identify research published 2000-2015 on effects of different types of interventions on an individual level to mobilize for voting.
About this publication
- Year: 2015
- By: Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services
- Authors Nøkleby H, Nguyen L, Meneses-Echávez JF, Berg RC.
- ISBN (digital): 978-82-8121-982-3
Key message
Results
- The literature search resulted in 782 references, after duplicates were removed
- In total, we identified 12 relevant references: nine describing one intervention and three describing several interventions
- All the studies were from the USA
- The population in the studies were different minority groups (Latinos, Asian Americans, Native Americans, minorities in general)
The interventions were mail, telephone calls, door-to-door canvassing. The messages’ language or rhetorical form was also studied.
Methods
We developed a search strategy for a systematic literature search. In September 2015, the search was carried out in social scientific databases. Two researchers independently screened all identified references to assess inclusion according to predefined criteria.