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| veröffentlicht: | Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2005. ©2005. |
| Teil von: |
Communication, Society and Politics Series
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| Medientyp: | Buch, E-Book |
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| Umfang: | 1 online resource (289 pages) |
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9780511139185
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| Ausgabe: | 1st ed. |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
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Communication, Society and Politics Series
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| Print version:: | Howard, Philip N., New Media Campaigns and the Managed Citizen, Cambridge : Cambridge University Press,c2005 |
| Kollektion: | E-Books adlr |
Technological innovations can alter the organization of power in politics, and it is difficult to distinguish political systems from their communication technologies. This book explores how political organizations use new information technologies to construct public opinion, and analyzes what it means to be a citizen in a modern, representative democracy. |
| Cover Half-title Series-title Dedication Title Copyright Contents Tables and Figures Acknowledgments Prologue: The Flows of Information in Competitive Politics Introduction: The Hypermedia Campaign The Evolution of Hypermedia Campaigns in the United States Political Computing 1988 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 Information Technology in Campaigns and Elections Outline of the Book ONE Political Communication and Information Technology Politics in Code Digital Democracy in Theory and Practice A Network Ethnography of Hypermedia Campaigns Political Consultants as a Cultural Industry Shared Goals and Projects Us/Them, In/Out "Getting It" and "This Space" Shared Ideology The Structural Code of Political Communication Political Objects Political Processes Political Events Political Memory Analytical Frames for Studying Politics and Information Technology Positive Political Effects Negative Political Effects Neutral Political Effects Cultural Approaches to Political Communication Systems Information Technologies as Cultural Schema TWO Producing the Hypermedia Campaign The Digital Leviathan The Opportunists at DataBank.com The Altruists at Astroturf-Lobby.org Hypermedia and Production of Public Opinion The Science of Private Opinion Measurement Of Grassroots and Astroturf THREE Learning Politics from the Hypermedia Campaign Software and Surveillance The Opportunists at Voting.com The Altruists at GrassrootsActivist.org Political Communication and the Open Information Market The Market for Political Information Democratic Representation through the Market? Political Redlining and Issue Publics Political Networks, Individually Constructed. Political Contexts, Structurally Imposed FOUR Organizational Communication in the Hypermedia Campaign The Development of Campaign Organization Ideologue Elites, Capo Managers, and Coding Generals Information Processes and Organizational Behavior in Political Campaigns A Theory of Epistemic Heterarchy Power and Social Control in the Hypermedia Campaign FIVE Managed Citizenship and Information Technology The Wizards of Odds DataBank.com and Voting.com GrassrootsActivist.org and Astroturf-Lobby.org Deviance and Decisions The Organization of Normative Deviance Citizenship in the Digital Democracy Thin, Shadow, and Privatized Citizenship Political Schemata Rationalized in Code Randomness and Disengagement in the Public Sphere Policy and Process for the Healthy Digital Democracy Appendix: Method Notes on Studying Information Technology and Political Communication Methodological Challenges in Studying Hypermedia Organizations Unbundled Social Cues and Territoriality Problems and Prospects of Ethnography Problems and Prospects of Social Network Analysis Network Ethnography Network Ethnography Applied An Example: Confirming Field Observations Conclusion Glossary References Index. |