25 Years of Internet and Democracy
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25 Years of Internet and Democracy
A Longitudinal and Cross-Continental Perspective
Linaa Jensen, Jakob; Skogerbo, Eli
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
04/2026
369
Dura
Inglês
9783032119520
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Chapter 1: Introduction: Rewiring Democracy in the Digital Age.- Chapter 2: Controlling Interactivity: Strategic Presidential Campaign Communication in the United States between 1996 and 2024.- Chapter 3: Jumping on the bandwagon late but getting the hang of it after all. A retrospective of Austrian political parties on the Internet.- Chapter 4: The History of online Campaigns in Hungary.- Chapter 5: From personalisation to platformisation: A look at two EP election campaigns in Slovenia.- Chapter 6: The more it changes, the more it stays the same? Twenty years of candidates' and citizens' use of digital media in Finnish Parliamentary elections.- Chapter 7: From early adaption to hybrid politics - online participation patterns in five Danish elections 2007-22.- Chapter 8: 25 Years of Internet and Democracy in Germany: How are citizens exposed to political information?.- Chapter 9: Internet and Democracy: A proposal for an African model.- Chapter 10: Aotearoa New Zealand.- Chapter 11: Norway - institutional stability, disruptive communications.- Chapter 12: 25 years of digital campaigning in Spain. Slow implementation, Twitter hegemony and populist leadership.- Chapter 13: 25 years of Internet, Democracy and Elections in Italy: The paradigmatic case of Movimento 5 Stelle.- Chapter 14: From Blogs to Zokipedia: Evolution of Online Political Communication in Croatia.- Chapter 15: Ten Years of Uninterrupted Debate: The #auspol Hashtag Community, 2014-2023.- Chapter 16: From Hope to Fear: 25 years of Internet and Elections in Brazil.- Chapter 17: Regulating Digital Campaigning and Electoral Integrity in Southeast Asia.- Chapter 18: Conclusion: 25 years of the Internet and Democracy.
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internet;elections;democracy;country studies;longitudinal studies
Chapter 1: Introduction: Rewiring Democracy in the Digital Age.- Chapter 2: Controlling Interactivity: Strategic Presidential Campaign Communication in the United States between 1996 and 2024.- Chapter 3: Jumping on the bandwagon late but getting the hang of it after all. A retrospective of Austrian political parties on the Internet.- Chapter 4: The History of online Campaigns in Hungary.- Chapter 5: From personalisation to platformisation: A look at two EP election campaigns in Slovenia.- Chapter 6: The more it changes, the more it stays the same? Twenty years of candidates' and citizens' use of digital media in Finnish Parliamentary elections.- Chapter 7: From early adaption to hybrid politics - online participation patterns in five Danish elections 2007-22.- Chapter 8: 25 Years of Internet and Democracy in Germany: How are citizens exposed to political information?.- Chapter 9: Internet and Democracy: A proposal for an African model.- Chapter 10: Aotearoa New Zealand.- Chapter 11: Norway - institutional stability, disruptive communications.- Chapter 12: 25 years of digital campaigning in Spain. Slow implementation, Twitter hegemony and populist leadership.- Chapter 13: 25 years of Internet, Democracy and Elections in Italy: The paradigmatic case of Movimento 5 Stelle.- Chapter 14: From Blogs to Zokipedia: Evolution of Online Political Communication in Croatia.- Chapter 15: Ten Years of Uninterrupted Debate: The #auspol Hashtag Community, 2014-2023.- Chapter 16: From Hope to Fear: 25 years of Internet and Elections in Brazil.- Chapter 17: Regulating Digital Campaigning and Electoral Integrity in Southeast Asia.- Chapter 18: Conclusion: 25 years of the Internet and Democracy.
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