Social media use in politics - Wikipedia
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Social media use in politics - Wikipedia
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Social media's contribution to political misperceptions in U.S. Presidential elections | PLOS ONE
An empirical analysis of social media usage, political learning and participation among youth: a comparative study of Indonesia and Pakistan | SpringerLink
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A systematic review of worldwide causal and correlational evidence on digital media and democracy | Nature Human Behaviour
View of The Internet, social networking Web sites and political participation research: Assumptions and contradictory evidence | First Monday
PDF) An empirical analysis of social media usage, political learning and participation among youth: a comparative study of Indonesia and Pakistan
PDF) Social Media and the Political Engagement of Young Adults: Between Mobilization and Distraction
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Sarah Cameron в Twitter: „New paper in @EPSRjournal: 'Civic engagement in times of economic crisis: a cross-national comparative study of voluntary association membership' Examines impact of global financial crisis on civic engagement
Voters' involvement, attitude, and confidence in the era of new media | Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Political engagement among typology groups | Pew Research Center
