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Controlling the crowd? Government and citizen interaction on emergency-response platforms

Gregory Asmolov - 7 December 2015

Technological innovation and disruption was a big theme of the WEF 2014 in Davos: but where was government?

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

Online collective action and policy change: new special issue from Policy and Internet

How big data is breathing new life into the smart cities concept

Does crowdsourcing citizen initiatives affect attitudes towards democracy?

22 November 2015

Can we predict electoral outcomes from Wikipedia traffic?

6 December 2016

The life and death of political news: using online data to...

9 September 2014

Five Pieces You Should Probably Read On: Fake News and Filter...

27 January 2017

The promises and threats of big data for public policy-making

28 October 2013

Did Libyan crisis mapping create usable military intelligence?

14 March 2013

Do Finland’s digitally crowdsourced laws show a way to resolve democracy’s...

16 November 2015

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

5 May 2015

Rethinking Digital Media and Political Change

23 August 2016

Mapping collective public opinion in the Russian blogosphere

10 February 2014

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