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Here we discuss the latest articles published in the peer-reviewed journal Policy & Internet (Wiley-Blackwell). We call for papers that present genuinely new approaches to policy questions or problems relating to the Internet.

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Making crowdsourcing work as a space for democratic deliberation

Habermas by design: designing public deliberation into online platforms

Censorship or rumour management? How Weibo constructs “truth” around crisis events

Does Internet voting offer a solution to declining electoral turnout?

Digital platforms are governing systems — so it’s time we examined...

Open government policies are spreading across Europe — but what are...

Does Twitter now set the news agenda?

How policy makers can extract meaningful public opinion data from social...

We should pay more attention to the role of gender in...

What are the barriers to big data analytics in local government?

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This blog investigates the relationship between the Internet and public policy. It covers work by the Oxford Internet Institute, and work published in its journal Policy & Internet (Wiley-Blackwell).
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