Titlebook: Digital Citizenship and Political Engagement; The Challenge from O Ariadne Vromen Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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António Casimiro,Inês Gouveia,José Rufinoin this process as they can be observed moving between, and creating, both not-for-profit and for-profit social change organisations. Through this individual mobility, a “theory of change” agenda becomes more widely diffused within citizen politics.

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Digital Citizenship and Political Engagement,vement societies have become the mainstream they stand in productive tension with individualisation and new citizenship norms. This tension is resolved by narrative and storytelling-driven approaches to political mobilisation.

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Hybrid Online Campaigning Organisations,tworks, yet it is the focus on creative forms of direct communication with supporters that is an important innovation of politics aimed at digital citizens. The chapter provides an overview of ten years of GetUp in Australia.

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Storytelling and Changing Values, build their own autobiographical story, or brand, that differentiates what they do from: “politics as usual”, that is, party-based, adversarial politics. This chapter contrasts campaigns where this approach works and where it does not.

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Conclusion: The Future of Digital Citizenship and Political Engagement,ay focused on transformational political and social change when leaders move into entrepreneurial for-profit organisations? These organisations have been shown to adapt to and shape the political context they operate within. But is this now crowding out other voices for progressive change?

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