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A Comparative Study of Web Campaigning
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This volume represents an important contribution towards gaining a cross-national understanding of the current and emerging impacts of the Internet on political practice.
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This volume represents an important contribution towards gaining a cross-national understanding of the current and emerging impacts of the Internet on political practice.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Mai 2007
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781134114634
- Artikelnr.: 42980434
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 304
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Mai 2007
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781134114634
- Artikelnr.: 42980434
Randolph Kluver, Nicholas Jankowski, Kirsten Foot, Steven M. Schneider
Section 1: Conceptualizing and Designing the Project 1. Introducing the
Internet and Elections Project 2. The Internet and Elections Project
Research Design Section 2: Political Actors as Web Producers 3. Finland:
The European Parliament Election in a Candidate-Centered Electoral System
4. The Netherlands: Party and Candidate Web Sites during the 2004 European
Parliament Election Campaign 5. Slovenian Online Campaigning during the
2004 European Parliament Election: Struggling Between Self-promotion and
Mobilization 6. The Consequence of e-Excellence: Party Web Sites in the
Czech Campaign for the 2004 European Parliament 7. Online Structure for
Political Action in the 2004 U.S. Congressional Electoral Web Sphere
Section 3: Reaching Diverse Constituencies Via the Web 8. Philippines:
Poli-Clicking as Politicking. Online Campaigning and Civic Action in the
2004 National Election 9. The Internet in the 2004 Sri Lankan Elections
10. Addressing Young People Online: The 2004 European Parliament Election
Campaign and Political Youth Web Sites 11. Two Indias: The Role of the
Internet in the 2004 National Elections Section 4: Political Culture and
the Diffusion of Technologies 12. Web-based Citizen Engagement in the 2004
Australian Federal Election 13. Hungary: Political Strategies and Citizen
Tactics in the 2004 European Parliament Elections 14. Internet Deployment
in the 2004 Indonesian Presidential Elections 15. Roles and Regulations:
Boundaries on the Japanese Web Sphere in the 2004 Upper House Election 16.
Web Sphere Analysis for Political Web Sites: The 2004 National Assembly
Election in South Korea Section 5: Comparisons and Conclusions 17.
Comparing Web Production Practices across Electoral Web Spheres 18. Project
Conclusions and Proposals for Continued Research
Internet and Elections Project 2. The Internet and Elections Project
Research Design Section 2: Political Actors as Web Producers 3. Finland:
The European Parliament Election in a Candidate-Centered Electoral System
4. The Netherlands: Party and Candidate Web Sites during the 2004 European
Parliament Election Campaign 5. Slovenian Online Campaigning during the
2004 European Parliament Election: Struggling Between Self-promotion and
Mobilization 6. The Consequence of e-Excellence: Party Web Sites in the
Czech Campaign for the 2004 European Parliament 7. Online Structure for
Political Action in the 2004 U.S. Congressional Electoral Web Sphere
Section 3: Reaching Diverse Constituencies Via the Web 8. Philippines:
Poli-Clicking as Politicking. Online Campaigning and Civic Action in the
2004 National Election 9. The Internet in the 2004 Sri Lankan Elections
10. Addressing Young People Online: The 2004 European Parliament Election
Campaign and Political Youth Web Sites 11. Two Indias: The Role of the
Internet in the 2004 National Elections Section 4: Political Culture and
the Diffusion of Technologies 12. Web-based Citizen Engagement in the 2004
Australian Federal Election 13. Hungary: Political Strategies and Citizen
Tactics in the 2004 European Parliament Elections 14. Internet Deployment
in the 2004 Indonesian Presidential Elections 15. Roles and Regulations:
Boundaries on the Japanese Web Sphere in the 2004 Upper House Election 16.
Web Sphere Analysis for Political Web Sites: The 2004 National Assembly
Election in South Korea Section 5: Comparisons and Conclusions 17.
Comparing Web Production Practices across Electoral Web Spheres 18. Project
Conclusions and Proposals for Continued Research
Section 1: Conceptualizing and Designing the Project 1. Introducing the
Internet and Elections Project 2. The Internet and Elections Project
Research Design Section 2: Political Actors as Web Producers 3. Finland:
The European Parliament Election in a Candidate-Centered Electoral System
4. The Netherlands: Party and Candidate Web Sites during the 2004 European
Parliament Election Campaign 5. Slovenian Online Campaigning during the
2004 European Parliament Election: Struggling Between Self-promotion and
Mobilization 6. The Consequence of e-Excellence: Party Web Sites in the
Czech Campaign for the 2004 European Parliament 7. Online Structure for
Political Action in the 2004 U.S. Congressional Electoral Web Sphere
Section 3: Reaching Diverse Constituencies Via the Web 8. Philippines:
Poli-Clicking as Politicking. Online Campaigning and Civic Action in the
2004 National Election 9. The Internet in the 2004 Sri Lankan Elections
10. Addressing Young People Online: The 2004 European Parliament Election
Campaign and Political Youth Web Sites 11. Two Indias: The Role of the
Internet in the 2004 National Elections Section 4: Political Culture and
the Diffusion of Technologies 12. Web-based Citizen Engagement in the 2004
Australian Federal Election 13. Hungary: Political Strategies and Citizen
Tactics in the 2004 European Parliament Elections 14. Internet Deployment
in the 2004 Indonesian Presidential Elections 15. Roles and Regulations:
Boundaries on the Japanese Web Sphere in the 2004 Upper House Election 16.
Web Sphere Analysis for Political Web Sites: The 2004 National Assembly
Election in South Korea Section 5: Comparisons and Conclusions 17.
Comparing Web Production Practices across Electoral Web Spheres 18. Project
Conclusions and Proposals for Continued Research
Internet and Elections Project 2. The Internet and Elections Project
Research Design Section 2: Political Actors as Web Producers 3. Finland:
The European Parliament Election in a Candidate-Centered Electoral System
4. The Netherlands: Party and Candidate Web Sites during the 2004 European
Parliament Election Campaign 5. Slovenian Online Campaigning during the
2004 European Parliament Election: Struggling Between Self-promotion and
Mobilization 6. The Consequence of e-Excellence: Party Web Sites in the
Czech Campaign for the 2004 European Parliament 7. Online Structure for
Political Action in the 2004 U.S. Congressional Electoral Web Sphere
Section 3: Reaching Diverse Constituencies Via the Web 8. Philippines:
Poli-Clicking as Politicking. Online Campaigning and Civic Action in the
2004 National Election 9. The Internet in the 2004 Sri Lankan Elections
10. Addressing Young People Online: The 2004 European Parliament Election
Campaign and Political Youth Web Sites 11. Two Indias: The Role of the
Internet in the 2004 National Elections Section 4: Political Culture and
the Diffusion of Technologies 12. Web-based Citizen Engagement in the 2004
Australian Federal Election 13. Hungary: Political Strategies and Citizen
Tactics in the 2004 European Parliament Elections 14. Internet Deployment
in the 2004 Indonesian Presidential Elections 15. Roles and Regulations:
Boundaries on the Japanese Web Sphere in the 2004 Upper House Election 16.
Web Sphere Analysis for Political Web Sites: The 2004 National Assembly
Election in South Korea Section 5: Comparisons and Conclusions 17.
Comparing Web Production Practices across Electoral Web Spheres 18. Project
Conclusions and Proposals for Continued Research