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Predicting elections on Twitter: a different way of thinking about the data

Nick Anstead - 4 August 2013

Online collective action and policy change: shifting contentious politics in policy processes

Can text mining help handle the data deluge in public policy analysis?

Don’t knock clickivism: it represents the political participation aspirations of the modern citizen

Do Finland’s digitally crowdsourced laws show a way to resolve democracy’s “legitimacy crisis”?

Can “We the People” really help draft a national constitution? (sort...

16 August 2018

Don’t knock clickivism: it represents the political participation aspirations of the...

1 March 2015

Predicting elections on Twitter: a different way of thinking about the...

4 August 2013

Habermas by design: designing public deliberation into online platforms

3 May 2018

How can we encourage participation in online political deliberation?

1 June 2018

The complicated relationship between Chinese Internet users and their government

1 August 2013

Political polarization on social media: do birds of a feather flock...

5 May 2015

How accessible are online legislative data archives to political scientists?

3 June 2013

Is China shaping the Internet in Africa?

15 August 2013

Wikipedia sockpuppetry: linking accounts to real people is pure speculation

23 April 2015

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