Retooling Politics : How Digital Media Are Shaping Democracy

Jungherr, Andreas; Rivero, Gonzalo; Gayo-Avello, Daniel

Retooling Politics : How Digital Media Are Shaping Democracy

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Datum

2020

Autor:innen

Jungherr, Andreas

Rivero, Gonzalo

Gayo-Avello, Daniel

ISBN

978-1-108-41940-6

Verlag

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press

Sammlungen

Politik- und Verwaltungswissenschaft
Exzellenzcluster "Die politische Dimension von Ungleichheit"

Publikationstyp

Monographie

Publikationsstatus

Published

Zusammenfassung

Donald Trump, the Arab Spring, Brexit: digital media have provided political actors and citizens with new tools to engage in politics. These tools are now routinely used by activists, candidates, non-governmental organizations, and parties to inform, mobilize, and persuade people. But what are the effects of this retooling of politics? Do digital media empower the powerless or are they breaking democracy? Have these new tools and practices fundamentally changed politics or is their impact just a matter of degree? This clear-eyed guide steps back from hyperbolic hopes and fears to offer a balanced account of what aspects of politics are being shaped by digital media and what remains unchanged. The authors discuss data-driven politics, the flow and reach of political information, the effects of communication interventions through digital tools, their use by citizens in coordinating political action, and what their impact is on political organizations and on democracy at large.

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320 Politik

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JUNGHERR, Andreas, Gonzalo RIVERO, Daniel GAYO-AVELLO, 2020. Retooling Politics : How Digital Media Are Shaping Democracy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 978-1-108-41940-6

BibTex

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