Research from a variety of disciplines suggests that online technologies (ie., Web 2.0 and
social media) have considerable potential for spurring proenvironmental action; however …

More than 300 studies have been published on the relationship between digital media and
engagement in civic and political life. With such a vast body of research, it is difficult to see …

Recent studies have shown a positive link between frequency of social media use and
political participation. However, there has been no clear elaboration of how using social …

This article addresses the psychological dynamics between internal political efficacy,
emotions and support for populism. Contrary to the extended idea that populism is …

This article examines political elites and citizens' use of the Web during the 2007 and 2012
French presidential campaigns particularly with the aim of testing the normalization and …

We predict that the Internet will have little effect on political interest, efficacy, and knowledge.
We use American National Election Survey monthly panel survey data from 2008 to 2010 to …

In recent years, far-right organisations have formed in response to what they believe to be
the threat from the rise of Islam in Australia. Parallel movements have spawned an extensive …

The article examines the methodological possibilities of reinforcement theory in the field of
studying the influence of Internet technologies on political behavior. The prospects of the …

Consistent findings of unequal political participation have been motivating different
democratic innovations, including those that utilize the opportunities of information and …

Рассматриваются методологические возможности «теории подкрепления» в области
изучения влияния интернет-технологий на политическое поведение. Выявлены …