| Alan Hunter |
Negotiating the Chinese Internet |
| Albert Meijer, Karl Löfgren |
Selling technology to the policy sciences: Marketing strategies for specialized scholars |
| Albert Padró-Solanet |
Internet and Votes: The Impact of New ICTs on the 2008 Spanish Parliamentary Elections |
| Ana Sofia Cardenal |
Why Mobilize Support Online? The Paradox of Party Behavior Online |
| Anastasia Deligiaouri |
Open Governance and E-Rulemaking. Online Deliberation and Policy-making in Contemporary Greek Politics |
| Andrea Calderaro |
Digital Politics Divide: does the Digital Divide still matter? |
| Andreas Jungherr, Pascal Jürgens |
The political click: political participation through e-petitions in Germany |
| Andreas Ladner, Jan Fivaz, Joëlle Pianzola |
Impact of Voting Advice Applications on Voters’ Decision-Making |
| Anne-Marie Oostveen |
Outsourcing Democracy in the Netherlands |
| Barbara Simons |
Internet Voting: An Idea whose Time has NOT Come |
| Bonina, Cordella |
The Internet and Public Bureaucracies: towards balancing competing values |
| Camilo Cristancho Mantilla |
Protest mobilization and disagreement in online mobilization networks |
| Carolina Galais Gonzalez |
Internet use and engaged citizenship in comparative perspective |
| Chaminda Hettiarachchi |
Web 2.0 Technologies for Election Campaigning in Sri Lanka |
| Cristian Vaccari |
A Europe Wide Web? Political Parties’ Websites in the 2009 European Parliament Elections |
| Darren G. Lilleker, Nigel A. Jackson |
Towards a more participatory style of election campaigning? The impact of Web 2.0 on the UK 2010 General Election |
| David Langley, Tijs van den Broek |
Exploring social media as a driver of sustainable behaviour: case analysis and policy implications |
| Des Power, Mary Power |
The Internet and Government Disability Policy in the United Kingdom |
| Don MacLean, Stephan Barg |
Let’s Get Physical: Methodologies for Framing Critical Internet Policy and Governance Issues from a Sustainable Development Perspective |
| Elisabeth A. Jones, Joseph W. Janes |
Anonymity in a World of Digital Books: Google Books, Privacy, and the Freedom to Read |
| Erin Dian Dumbacher |
Internet Development as Political Comparative Advantage: Estonia in International Organizations |
| Frank Bannister, Regina Connolly |
The Trouble with Transparency: A Critical View of Openness in e-Government |
| Giovanni Navarria |
e-Petitioning and Representative Democracy: a doomed marriage? – Lessons learnt from the Downing Street e-Petition Website and the case of the 2007 Road-Tax petition |
| Godefroy Dang Nguyen, Jocelyne Trémenbert |
Local eGovernment in Brittany: The Power of Cognitive Alignment |
| Hirohiko Yasuda |
Preventing Cyber Bullying at School: The Difficulties of Guardians and How Schools Can Aid Them |
| Ian Jayson Reyes Hecita |
Civil Society and ICTs: Creating Participatory Spaces for Democratizing ICT Policy and Governance in the Philippines |
| Irina Shklovski, David Struthers |
Of States and Borders on the Internet: The role of domain name extensions in expressions of nationalism online |
| Ismael Peña-López |
Policy-making for digital development: the role of the government |
| Jakob Linaa Jensen |
Citizenship 2.0. – changing aspects of citizenship in the age of digital media |
| Jesper Schlæger |
Red Alert: The Internet and government affairs service centres in Chengdu |
| Jocelyne Trémenbert |
Indicators of the digital divide and its link with other exclusions |
| Jorge Luis Salcedo Maldonado |
Anti-Piracy laws: Mobilization process at the European Union |
| Karen Mossberger, Caroline Tolbert, Benedict Jimenez, Daniel Bowen |
Unraveling Different Barriers to Technology Use |
| Karine Barzilai-Nahon, Jeff Hemsley, Shawn Walker, Muzammil Hussain |
Fifteen Minutes of Fame: The Place of Blogs in the Life Cycle of Viral Political Information |
| Keren Sereno |
Understanding the Hyperlinks Politics Better: The Israeli Protest Networks as a Case Study |
| Maria Laura Sudulich, Matthew Wall, Elmar Jansen, Kevin Cunningham |
Me too for web 2.0? Patterns of online campaigning among candidates in the 2010 UK general election |
| Mary C. Milliken |
Canada’s internet policy: Is ‘inclusiveness’ road-kill on the information |
| Matthew Addis, Steve Taylor, Bassem I. Nasser, Somya Joshi, Evika Karamagioli, Timo Wandhoefer, Freddy Fallon, Rachel Fletcher, Caroline Wilson |
New ways for policy-makers to interact with citizens through open social network sites – a report on initial results |
| Mayo Fuster Morell |
Mapping online creation communities: Models of infrastructure governance of collective action and its effects on participation size and complexity of collaboration achieved |
| Meelis Kitsing |
An Evaluation of E-Government in Estonia |
| Meelis Kitsing |
Political Economy of the Network Neutrality in the European Union |
| Michael J. Santorelli |
Regulatory Federalism in a Broadband World |
| Michael Markwick |
The Unlawful Freedom of Communication |
| Onaolapo Francisca Oladipo, Rasheed Olawale, Michael Awoleye |
Deploying the Internet in Youth Entrepreneurship Programs: Case Studies from Nigeria |
| Pablo Porten-Cheé |
Lessons Learned from Obama? The Effect of Individual Use of Party Websites on Voting in the Elections to the European Parliament 2009 in Germany |
| Panagiotis Panagiotopoulos, Mutaz M. Al-Debei |
Engaging with Citizens Online: Understanding the Role of ePetitioning in Local Government Democracy |
| Paul Reilly |
Anti-social networking in Northern Ireland: An exploratory study of strategies for policing interfaces in cyberspace |
| Ralf Lindner, Ulrich Riehm |
Broadening participation through E-Petitions? Results from an empirical study on petitions to the German parliament |
| Raphael Cohen-Almagor |
Hate on the Internet (Presentation), Hate on the Internet |
| Rasmus Kleis Nielsen |
Mundane Internet Tools, Mobilizing Practices, and the Coproduction of Citizenship in Political Campaigns |
| Rey Rosales |
Online learning and digital media use in the lives of the young: Some policy recommendations for K-12 leaders |
| Rosa Borge, Ana Sofía Cardenal |
Surfing the Net: a pathway to political participation without motivation? |
| Sarah Logan |
The Internet and Political Stability In Fragile States |
| Satyan Ramlal |
E-government in the global South – Machine politics as usual? |
| Sharon Haleva-Amir |
“This site’s aim is to maintain a useful, stable, ongoing connection with the public”: On the Gap between Texts and Applications in Knesset Members’ Personal Websites |
| Stefan Larsson, Måns Svensson |
Compliance or obscurity? Online anonymity as a consequence of fighting illegal file sharing |
| Sylvain Dejean, Thierry Penard, Raphaël Suire |
The French “Three Strikes Law” against digital piracy and the change in usages of pirates |
| Uta Russmann |
Voter Targeting via the Web – A Comparative Structural Analysis of Austrian and German Party Websites |
| Victor Bekkers, Arthur Edwards, Rebecca Moody |
Micro-mobilization, social media and coping strategies: some Dutch experiences |
| Vili Lehdonvirta, Perttu Virtanen |
A New Frontier in Digital Content Policy: Case Studies in the Regulation of Virtual Goods and Artificial Scarcity |
| Xavier Fernandez-i-Marin |
The Impact of e-Government Promotion in Europe: Internet Dependence and Critical Mass |
| Yana Breindl, François Briatte |
Digital Network Repertoires and the Contentious Politics of Digital Copyright in France and the European Union |
