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The Authors Analyse 12 Types Of Political Actors Engaged In Elections, Including Candidates, Parties, Organised Groups, Government, Media, And Individual Citizens In 21 National Elections Worldwide In 2004-2005. Introducing The Internet And Elections Project / Nicholas W. Jankowski... [et Al.] -- The Internet And Elections Project Research Design / Meghan Dougherty & Kirsten A. Foot -- Finland: The European Parliament Election In A Candidate-centered Electoral System / Tom Carlson & Kim Strandberg -- The Netherlands: Party And Candidate Websites During The 2004 European Parliament Election Campaign / Renée Van Os... [et Al.] -- Slovenian Online Campaigning During The 2004 European Parliament Election: Struggling Between Self-promotion And Mobilization / Tanja Oblak & Katja Željan -- The Consequence Of E-excellence: Partyweb Sites In The Czech Campaign For The 2004 European Parliament / Martin Gregor -- Online Structure For Political Action In The 2004 U.s. Congressional Electoral Web Sphere / Kirsten A. Foot, Steven M. Schneider, & Meghan Dougherty -- Philippines: Poli-clicking As Politicking: Online Campaigning And Civic Action In The 2004 National Election / Kate A. Mirandilla -- The Internet In The 2004 Sri Lankan Elections / Shyam Tekwani & Randolph Kluver -- Addressing Young People Online: The 2004 European Parliament Election Campaign And Political Youthweb Sites / Janelle Ward -- Two Indias: The Role Of The Internet In The 2004 Elections / Shyam Tekwani & Kavitha Shetty -- Web-based Citizen Engagement In The 2004 Australian Federal Election / Pieter Aquilia -- Hungary: Political Strategies And Citizen Tactics In The 2004 European Parliament Elections / Endre Dányi & Anna Galácz -- Internet Deployment In The 2004 Indonesian Presidential Elections / Shahiraa Sahul Hameed -- Roles And Regulations: Boundaries On The Japanese Web Sphere In The 2004 Upper House Election / Leslie M. Tkach-kawasaki -- Web Sphere Analysis For Political Websites: The 2004 National Asse
This work investigates how the integration of internet technologies into political campaigning and civic engagement reshaped democratic processes during the mid-2000s. The authors, Diana Owen, Rachel K. Gibson, and Sarah Oates, utilize a comparative framework to analyze the digital strategies of twelve distinct types of political actors. By examining data from twenty-one national elections held between 2004 and 2005, the text provides a systematic evaluation of how online platforms were utilized for mobilization, self-promotion, and voter outreach across diverse global political systems.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this volume as a foundational comparative study for understanding the early professionalization of digital political campaigning. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which serves as a comprehensive reference for researchers studying the evolution of political communication in the digital age.
Page Count:
279
Publication Date:
2006-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0203017536
ISBN-13:
9780203017531
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