Titlebook: Cameron’s Conservatives and the Internet; Change, Culture and Anthony Ridge-Newman Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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Facebook: New Face of Conservative Organization?,e grassroots. The chapter is rooted in an analysis of the role of Facebook in the party’s organizational culture from 2008 onward. It is argued that the culture of Facebook participation evolved naturally through a learning and copying behaviour. The chapter reveals the importance of leadership in t

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,In the Net: Joining Cameron’s Conservatives Online,’s online processes were out of sync with its traditional membership structure and that, while the party was in transition in the run-up to General Election 2010, the party seemed to lose some active engagement potential from its online membership because the party was ill-equipped to convert weaker

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Surrey Conservatives and the Internet,tive Group context in Surrey. The chapter features an analysis of the role of internet technologies in a local council by-election campaign in 2009 from the candidate’s perspective. It is argued that there was both an age and digital divide observable amid cohorts in the Surrey Conservatives and tha

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Anglesey Conservatives and the Internet,o enhance the campaign in some circumstances, for instance, the use of the medium to facilitate a remote candidate presence, and a virtual campaign team of participants separated by large geographical distances, the internet, in particular e-campaigning, was not a priority for use within the campaig

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Neuroethics and Nonhuman Animalster. The chapter focuses on the place of the ConservativeHome blog in contemporary Conservative organization. The role of prominent individuals like ConservativeHome’s founder, Tim Montgomerie, is examined. The chapter identifies that Montgomerie and others benefitted from raised profiles through en