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- 01.06.2007
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The first in our series, The timesqueeze generation: Value for the public’s time, explores the relationship between our personal time and energy resources (time and energy ‘budget’s’), and the subsequent ability of individuals to engage in their local areas and services.
Through a factor analysis (groups of questions that respondents answered in similar ways), we produce an ‘engagement segmentation’ composed of five groups with differences in attitudes and behaviours around personal time, energy and money: Community Bystanders, Passive Participants, Community Conscious, Politically Engaged and Active Protestors.
We conclude with thoughts on what differences in local and national engagement between the segments means to governance.
