Political parties and the Internet
Subtitle: net gain?
By: edited by R.K. Gibson, P.G. Nixon, and S.J. Ward.
Contributors: Gibson, Rachel Kay.; Nixon, Paul, 1957-; Ward, Stephen, 1965-
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2003
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 250
Subjects: Political participation -- Computer network resources.; Political parties -- Technological innovations.; Internet.
Table of contents: title: Parties and the Internet : an overview / Stephen Ward, Rachel Gibson, and Paul Nixon; title: Political parties and democracy in the information age / Karl Löfgren and Colin Smith; title: Major parties dominate, minor parties struggle : US elections and the Internet / Michael Margolis, David Resnick, and Jonathan Levy; title: South European parties and party systems, and the new ICTs / Carlos Cunha, Irene Martin, James Newell, and Luis Ramiro; title: A marriage made in cyberspace? : political marketing and UK party websites / Julian Bowers-Brown; title: Moving towards an evolution in political mediation? : French political parties and the new ICTs / Bruno Villalba; title: Letting the daylight in? : Australian parties use of the WWW at the state and territory level / Rachel Gibson and Stephen Ward; title: The democratising potential of Internet and political parties in Romania / Rodica Mocan, Gabriel Badescu, and Cosmin Marian; title: Democratisation, parties, and the Net : Mexico, model or aberration? / Darren Wallis; title: Online groups and offline parties? : Korean politics and the Internet / Rod Hague and Seung Yong Uhm; title: Extremism on the Net : the extreme right and the value of the Internet / Nigel Copsey.