Political Science and Digitalization – Global Perspectives

Digitalization is not only a new research subject for political science, but a transformative force for the discipline in terms of teaching and learning as well as research methods and publishing. This volume provides the first account of the influence of digitalization on the discipline of politica...

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Main Author Marianne Kneuer, Helen V. Milner
Format eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Leverkusen-Opladen Verlag Barbara Budrich 2019
Edition1
Subjects
digital age
digital changes
digital transformation
digitalisation
digitalization
political digitalisation
political digitalization
Political Science
Political science and theory
Political science-Study and teaching
Politics and government
Society and Social Sciences
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  • Front Matter Table of Contents The Digital Revolution and its Impact for Political Science Digitalization and Political Science in Bolivia Digitalization and Political Science in Brazil Digitalization and Political Science in Mexico Digitalization and Political Science in Paraguay Digitalization and Political Science in Peru Digitalization and Political Science in Uruguay Digitalization and Political Science in the USA Digitalization and Political Science in Belgium Digitalization and Political Science in Finland Digitalization and Political Science in France Digitalization and Political Science in Germany Digitalization and Political Science in Poland Digitalization and Political Science in Portugal Digitalization and Political Science in Spain Digitalization and Political Science in the United Kingdom Digitalization and Political Science in Japan Digitalization and Political Science in South Korea Digitalization and Political Science in Tunisia Digitalization and Political Science in South Africa List of authors Index Back Matter
  • Cover -- Political Science and Digitalization -Global Perspectives -- Content -- The Digital Revolution and its Impact for Political Science -- The Americas -- Digitalization and Political Science in Bolivia (Julio Ascarrunz) -- Digitalization and Political Science in Brazil (André Marenco) -- Digitalization and Political Science in Mexico (Rodrigo Sandoval Almazán) -- Digitalization and Political Science in Paraguay (Liliana Rocío Duarte-Recalde) -- Digitalization and Political Science in Peru (Martín Tanaka) -- Digitalization and Political Science in Uruguay (Daniel Buquet) -- Digitalization and Political Science in the USA (Diana Owen) -- Europe -- Digitalization and Political Science in Belgium (Min Reuchamps, Emilie van Haute, Jérémy DodeigneAudrey Vandeleene, Benjamin Biard, Jean Faniel, Sophie Devillers) -- Digitalization and Political Science in Finland (Pertti Ahonen) -- Digitalization and Political Science in France (Anaïs Theviot) -- Digitalization and Political Science in Germany (Norbert Kersting) -- Digitalization and Political Science in Poland (Arkadiusz Żukowski and Maciej Hartliński) -- Digitalization and Political Science in Portugal (Carlos Jalali) -- Digitalization and Political Science in Spain (Óscar G. Luengo and Javier García-Marín) -- Digitalization and Political Science in the United Kingdom (Darren G. Lilleker and Shelley Thompson) -- Asia -- Digitalization and Political Science in Japan (Makoto Hayakawa) -- Digitalization and Political Science in South Korea (Shin-Goo Kang and Chan Wook Park) -- MENA/Africa -- Digitalization and Political Science in Tunisia (Maryam Ben Salem) -- Digitalization and Political Science in South Africa (Christopher Isike) -- List of authors -- Index -- U4