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Online Political Participation in the United States and Spain
Michael Jensen
, Eva Anduiza
Institute for Governance & Policy Analysis
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Spain
100%
United States
100%
Online Activism
100%
Forms of Participation
100%
Web 1.0
50%
Motivation
25%
Political Context
25%
Digital Media
25%
Political Communication
25%
Sender
25%
Social Life
25%
Marsh
25%
Two-country
25%
Participatory Practices
25%
Political Participation
25%
Modes of Participation
25%
Digital Environment
25%
Political Life
25%
Macro Level
25%
Fixed-text
25%
Communication Structure
25%
Civic Skills
25%
Participatory Architecture
25%
Political Organization
25%
Castells
25%
Level Difference
25%
Communicative Interaction
25%
Closed Architecture
25%
Participatory Environment
25%
Attitudinal Factors
25%
Social Sciences
Political Participation
100%
Spain
100%
Web 2.0
50%
Political Communication
25%
Social Participation
25%
Comparative Study
25%
Digital Media
25%
Civics
25%
Macro Level
25%
Micro Level
25%
Coproduction
25%
Time Experience
25%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Facilitated Diffusion
100%