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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Online Political Participation"”.

  1. Online Political Participation: Evaluation of the Changing Effects Over Time

    <p>The internet is a political participation medium that has been subject to constant changes. Just since 2008, there has been a significant increase in the amount of people who use the internet for political purposes. Building on the work of Brian Kruger and others I evaluate whether the internet …

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  2. Facebook as a disruptor of journalism and political debate in Vietnam

    … dimension to the situation and enabling greater political understanding and engagement by young Vietnamese Facebook users. The thesis asks whether Facebook should be constructed as a new forum for the expression of public opinion, creating a quasi-public sphere, promoting the country’s democracy …

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  3. Social Networking and the Web Campaign: Observations from the 2010 Election for the U.S. House of Representatives

    Scholars and political candidates have frequently viewed online political participation as a weaker and less meaningful form of political involvement than traditional, offline activities. This thesis presents an overview of the literature on political participation and the Internet in order to …

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  4. Political Participation in the Twittersphere and the Nigerian 2015 and 2019 Presidential Elections: A Cultural Underpinning

    … the role of Twitter as a new tool of political participation in the Nigerian cultural context. It presents the argument that while social media are valuable tools of political participation, the culture in Nigeria’s diverse society, including the culture of economic dependency, exerts …

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