Add to ORKG“To the '60s radical, ‘Turn on, tune in, drop out’ was a mantra. In these Web-happy days it could be, "Boot up, log on, download."
What is an “Internet user” in the late 1990s? How is this important in the 1990s transition between ...
In the last two decades, the internet has become a site for political power to be gained, lost, and ...
This is a particularly interesting time for internet scholars and activists because we are near the ...
“To the '60s radical, ‘Turn on, tune in, drop out’ was a mantra. In these Web-happy days it cou...
Web 2.0's value is not in revolutionary technological change, it lies in the fundamental change...
The 2004 election makes it clear that American politics now stands at the intersection of physical s...
Research suggests that the Internet is especially well suited for grassroot organizations and ad hoc...
Net Working / Networking explores the variety in use and approaches to political participation and m...
It is now over 20 years since political parties began to move online and fight elections using new i...
The introduction of each revolution in information technology has been greeted with both optimism an...
The impact of the Internet on political participation has been a debated issue in recent decades. In...
The Internet makes political organizing less expensive and labor intensive by enabling otherwise dis...
Since a few years, it has become possible to observe the development of cyber parties in western dem...
There has been an explosion of people power online and now the powers that be want to use it for the...
Internet and new technologies have reconfigure the relationship between the state and civil society,...
What is an “Internet user” in the late 1990s? How is this important in the 1990s transition between ...
In the last two decades, the internet has become a site for political power to be gained, lost, and ...
This is a particularly interesting time for internet scholars and activists because we are near the ...
“To the '60s radical, ‘Turn on, tune in, drop out’ was a mantra. In these Web-happy days it cou...
Web 2.0's value is not in revolutionary technological change, it lies in the fundamental change...
The 2004 election makes it clear that American politics now stands at the intersection of physical s...
Research suggests that the Internet is especially well suited for grassroot organizations and ad hoc...
Net Working / Networking explores the variety in use and approaches to political participation and m...
It is now over 20 years since political parties began to move online and fight elections using new i...
The introduction of each revolution in information technology has been greeted with both optimism an...
The impact of the Internet on political participation has been a debated issue in recent decades. In...
The Internet makes political organizing less expensive and labor intensive by enabling otherwise dis...
Since a few years, it has become possible to observe the development of cyber parties in western dem...
There has been an explosion of people power online and now the powers that be want to use it for the...
Internet and new technologies have reconfigure the relationship between the state and civil society,...
What is an “Internet user” in the late 1990s? How is this important in the 1990s transition between ...
In the last two decades, the internet has become a site for political power to be gained, lost, and ...
This is a particularly interesting time for internet scholars and activists because we are near the ...