Social Media in Politics

Edited by Bogdan Pătruţ () and Monica Pătruţ ()

in Public Administration and Information Technology from Springer, currently edited by Rodríguez Bolívar, Manuel Pedro

Date: 2014
Edition: 2014
ISBN: 978-3-319-04666-2
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 Internet Politics Beyond the Digital Divide

Andrea Calderaro

Ch Chapter 10 The Use of Facebook by Political Parties and Leaders in the 2011 Turkish General Elections

Günseli Bayraktutan, Mutlu Binark, Tuğrul Çomu, Burak Doğu, Gözde İslamoğlu and Aslı Telli Aydemir

Ch Chapter 11 Facebook Use in the 2012 USA Presidential Campaign

Porismita Borah

Ch Chapter 12 Tweet of Hope

Theresa Renee White and Theresia Anderson

Ch Chapter 13 A Winding Road from “Likes” to Votes

Václav Štětka, Alena Macková and Marta Fialová

Ch Chapter 14 Facebook Dispute Concerning the Presidency

Monica Pătruţ

Ch Chapter 15 Social Media Censorship vs. State Responsibility for Human Rights Violations

Joanna Kulesza

Ch Chapter 16 Social Media Effects on the Gezi Park Movement in Turkey: Politics Under Hashtags

Kamil Demirhan

Ch Chapter 17 Social Media: The New Protest Drums in Southern Africa?

Admire Mare

Ch Chapter 18 Information? Conversation? Action?

David Levin and Sigal Barak-Brandes

Ch Chapter 19 The Role of Social Media in Mobilizing People for Riots and Revolutions

Swati Bute

Ch Chapter 2 On the Web and Contemporary Social Movements

Leocadia Díaz Romero

Ch Chapter 20 Cyber Tools and Virtual Weapons

David Mathew

Ch Chapter 3 Social Media and Social Movements Around the World

Amaro Rosa

Ch Chapter 4 Graph Theory Algorithms for Analysing Political Blogs

Bogdan Pătruţ and Ioan-Lucian Popa

Ch Chapter 5 The Use of Twitter In 2013 Italian Political Election

Guido Fraia and Maria Carlotta Missaglia

Ch Chapter 6 An Intermedia Understanding of the Networked Twitter Ecology

Evelien D’heer and Pieter Verdegem

Ch Chapter 7 The Social Media Usage and the Transformation of Political Marketing and Campaigning of the Emerging Democracy in Indonesia

Nyarwi Ahmad and Ioan-Lucian Popa

Ch Chapter 8 Avant-garde Digital Movement or “Digital Sublime” Rhetoric?

Francesca Musiani

Ch Chapter 9 Twitter Campaigning in the 2011 National Election in Slovenia

Tomaž Deželan, Igor Vobič and Alem Maksuti

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