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

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Could Voting Advice Applications force politicians to keep their manifesto promises?

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Is Left-Right still meaningful in politics? Or are we all just...

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Five Pieces You Should Probably Read On: The US Election

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Can we predict electoral outcomes from Wikipedia traffic?

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Rethinking Digital Media and Political Change

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

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

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

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

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