A parochial political culture is a
political culture where citizens have only limited awareness of the existence of central government.
[Hague, Rod and Harrop, Martin "Political Culture" in ''Comparative Government and Politics: An Introduction'', blue Palgrave, 7th ed, p104]
>It denotes the attitude of people towards a political system where people are not very much connected to the system, they feel themselves at the margins of periphery.
For instance, TRIBES OF ANDAMAN have a very peripheral position with respect to what goes in the Indian political system.
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