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Appendix: The Demography of Civic Engagement in Minneapolis-St. Paul and Miami

Tale of Two Cities: Civic Health in Miami and Minneapolis-St. Paul

January 24, 2011

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The ﬁndings presented in this Appendix help explain how a variety of socio-economic and demographic factors affect patterns of civic engagement. Speciﬁcally, we examine which groups are more or less likely to exhibit patterns of civic engagement, and how these differences manifest themselves in Minneapolis-St. Paul and Miami. We examine different patterns of civic engagement across different demographic groups. Furthermore, because many of the demographic groups we examine may overlap with each other we also estimate the separate effect of each demographic group while we simultaneously control for the effects of all other group characteristics.36

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