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Communicative Civicness Social Media And Political Culture Bridgette Wessels

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Communicative Civicness Social Media And Political Culture Bridgette Wessels
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Publisher: Routledge
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 1.55 MB
Pages: 212
Author: Bridgette Wessels
ISBN: 9781317337720, 1317337727
Language: English
Year: 2018

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Communicative Civicness Social Media And Political Culture Bridgette Wessels by Bridgette Wessels 9781317337720, 1317337727 instant download after payment.

Communicative Civic-ness explores how political culture shapes social media interactions in civic participation, arguing that social media usage is informed by context-specific civil and political culture.

Drawing on cutting-edge research, the book develops a new robust theoretical and conceptual framework on civic engagement and participation, comprising:

  • contextual ethos of civic communication;
  • political culture and civic communication;
  • use of social media in private and public spheres;
  • design of social media.

It critically addresses issues within the concept of political culture and develops the concept of ‘communicative civic-ness’. This concept seeks to aid a better-informed debate about the capacity of social media to support the pluralistic discussions that underpin deliberative democratic processes.

This book appeals to both undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as academics with an interest in areas including (but not limited to) sociology, political science and media studies. It will also provide useful information and understanding to third sector organisations and policy-makers regarding forms of civic participation.

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