Sinclair / Indio / Toronto / Palm Springs / Chicago / /
Company
Spatially-Defined Group / Coleman / /
Country
United States / Canada / / /
IndustryTerm
state delegation networks / outside web design firms / website technologies / cosponsor networks / web industry research / Online representation / social grouping / cosponsorship networks / constituency services / official web site / Web technology / communication technologies / web design practices / technology diffusion / geographically-concentrated small / technology practices / online communication technologies / technology design / online representation practices / contemporary web practices / policy-based communication network / social networks / online casework initiation form / online world / social network / /
NaturalFeature
Pima desert / /
Organization
Midwest Political Science Association / National Science Foundation / Northeastern University / Congressional Management Foundation / Esterling / Congress / U.S. Congress / U.S. House of Representatives / Same party / Ohio State University / American Political Science Association / Associate Professor Department / /
Person
Caroline Tolbert / Kathy Goldschmidt / Nicole Folk-Cooper / Truman / Barbara Trish / Daniel Butler / Tim Hysom / Kevin M. Esterling / Collin Burden / Paul Zak / Michael A. Neblo / / /
Position
legislator / Assistant Professor Department of Political Science / Butler / /
ProvinceOrState
North Dakota / Illinois / Marin / Sonoma / California / Arizona / /
RadioStation
Katz / /
Technology
online communication technologies / Web technology / underlying website technologies / http / Internetbased communication technologies / underlying technology / /
UNDER REVIEW AT POLITICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY Explaining the Diffusion of Representation Practices among Congressional Websites∗ Kevin M. Esterling (Corresponding Author)