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How can we encourage participation in online political deliberation?

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Did you consider Twitter’s (lack of) representativeness before doing that predictive...

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Five Pieces You Should Probably Read On: The US Election

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

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Rethinking Digital Media and Political Change

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Brexit, voting, and political turbulence

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Surveillance in NYC's financial district. Photo by Jonathan McIntosh (flickr).

Exploring the Ethics of Monitoring Online Extremism

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Assessing the Ethics and Politics of Policing the Internet for Extremist...

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Does crowdsourcing citizen initiatives affect attitudes towards democracy?

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Digital Disconnect: Parties, Pollsters and Political Analysis in #GE2015

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