Netherlands / Italy / Russia / United States / United Kingdom / China / Spain / /
Event
Labor Issues / /
Facility
Alessandra Caterina Cremonesi University of Milan Scholars / George Washington University / University Parties / Chapel Hill There / European University Institute / University of Oxford In May / Oxford Internet Institute / University of Milan / King’s College / University of North Carolina / Autonomous University / University of Bologna / /
IndustryTerm
Online Data / information processing / local online grassroots / Online Observational Research / Internet availability / Internet services / online social networks / online networks / social media analysis / politics-media ecosystem / Internet Henry Farrell / social media / pre-existing voice telecommunications infrastructure / broadband Internet / internet use / media reporters / online social media / high-speed Internet / online popularity / broadband technology / social media helps / social networks / Internet users / Online activity / actually-existing Internet / /
Organization
Alessandra Caterina Cremonesi University of Milan Scholars / New York University / European University Institute / University of Milan / Occupy / University of Bologna / Harvard Kennedy School / New Economic School in Moscow / George Washington University / OWS / Five-Star Movement / University of North Carolina / Chapel Hill / Autonomous University / Oxford Internet Institute / Italian Democratic Party / University of Oxford In / /
Person
Cristian Vaccari / Leonid Polishchuk / Maria Iacus / Pablo Barbera / Ruben Durante / Andrea Ceron / Ruben Enikolopov / Maria Petrova / Augusto Valeriani / Samuel A. Greene / /
PoliticalEvent
parliamentary elections / General Election / presidential election / /
Connective Action in European Mass Protest Eva Anduiza, Autonomous University of Barcelona The paper analyzes the extent to which digitally networked action is making a difference in political involvement. Based on prote