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

Max Halupka - 1 March 2015

Is Social Media Killing Democracy?

Five recommendations for maximising the relevance of social science research for public policy-making in the big data era

Can we predict electoral outcomes from Wikipedia traffic?

Five reasons ‘technological solutions’ are a distraction from the Irish border problem

Habermas by design: designing public deliberation into online platforms

3 May 2018

Back to the bad old days, as civil service infighting threatens...

10 August 2016

Uncovering the patterns and practice of censorship in Chinese news sites

8 August 2013

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

5 May 2015

Is China changing the Internet, or is the Internet changing China?

12 July 2013

Slicing digital data: methodological challenges in computational social science

30 May 2012

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

28 October 2013

Will China’s new national search engine, ChinaSo, fare better than ...

10 February 2015

How can we encourage participation in online political deliberation?

1 June 2018

How do the mass media affect levels of trust in government?

4 March 2015

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