Titlebook: Sub-National Democracy and Politics Through Social Media; Mehmet Zahid Sobac?,?brahim Hatipo?lu Book 2018 Springer International Publishin

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The Post-Adoption Behaviors of Government Social Media in Chinaines its potential of coproduction and cocreation. While social media are adopted, either voluntarily or mandatorily, their sustainable operations and maintenances are still problematic. We discuss the theoretical and policy implications of the results.

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Citizens’ Engagement in Local Government in a New Political Scenario: Emergent vs. Traditional Partik “l(fā)ikes”, “shares” and “comments”. A significant decrease was observed in citizens’ engagement to their local government following the election, especially among governments where emergent parties with a left-wing ideology took power, in contrast to areas governed by right-wing parties, where levels of engagement increased.

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Book 2018t decade or so, social media has transformed politics. Offering political actors opportunities to organize, mobilize, and connect with constituents, voters, and supporters, social media has become an important tool in global politics as well as a force for democracy. Most of the available research l

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Small Is the New Big – At Least on Twitter: A Diachronic Study of Twitter Use during Two Regional Noso since it goes beyond the often studied national level of politics. Results suggest that while larger actors were more visible on Twitter in 2015 than in 2011, their comparably smaller competitors prevail?– at least in terms of getting attention on the service under scrutiny.