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Call for Papers: Government, Industry, Civil Society Responses to Online Extremism

David Sutcliffe - 2 July 2018

Of course social media is transforming politics. But it’s not to blame for Brexit and Trump

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

Presenting the moral imperative: effective storytelling strategies by online campaigning organisations

Is China shaping the Internet in Africa?

Did Libyan crisis mapping create usable military intelligence?

14 March 2013

Five recommendations for maximising the relevance of social science research for...

4 November 2013

Finnish decision to allow same-sex marriage “shows the power of citizen...

28 November 2014

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

2 April 2013

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

23 July 2015

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

1 March 2015

Stormzy 1: The Sun 0 — Three Reasons Why #GE2017 Was...

15 June 2017

Of course social media is transforming politics. But it’s not to...

9 January 2017

Can we predict electoral outcomes from Wikipedia traffic?

6 December 2016

Slicing digital data: methodological challenges in computational social science

30 May 2012

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