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Empirische und methodologische Beiträge zur Sozialwissenschaft
(2013)
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Das Internet in Wahlkämpfen : Konzepte, Wirkungen und Kampagnenfunktionen
(2013)
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Andreas Jungherr
Harald Schoen
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Nein zu "Stuttgart 21", Ja beim Volksentscheid? Eine Analyse zu Frageformulierung und Stimmverhalten beim Volksentscheid über das "S 21-Kündigungsgesetz"
(2013)
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Harald Schoen
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Wahlen und Wähler : Analysen aus Anlass der Bundestagswahl 2009
(2013)
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Bernhard Weßels
Harald Schoen
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Vorwort
(2013)
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Bernhard Weßels
Harald Schoen
Oscar W. Gabriel
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Die Bundestagswahl 2009 - Rückschau und Vorschau
(2013)
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Bernhard Weßels
Harald Schoen
Oscar W. Gabriel
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Verwählt? Eine Analyse des Konzepts "korrektes Wählen" bei der Bundestagswahl 2009
(2013)
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Tatjana Rudi
Harald Schoen
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Sozialstruktur und Wählerverhalten
(2012)
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Harald Schoen
Christian Zettl
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Why the Pirate Party Won the German Election of 2009 or the Trouble With Predicionts: A Response to Tumasjan, A. , Sprenger ,T.O., Sander, P.G., & Welpe, I.M. "Predicting Elections With Twitter: What 140 Characters Reveal About Political Sentiment"
(2012)
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Andreas Jungherr
Pascal Jürgens
Harald Schoen
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The German federal election of 2009 : The challenge of participatory cultures in political campaigns
(2012)
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Andreas Jungherr
- Increasingly, political actors have to act in online communication environments. There they meet overlapping networked publics with different levels of participatory cultures and varying expectations of participation in the (re)making and co-production of political content. This challenges political actors used to a top-down approach to communication. Meanwhile, online users are increasingly politically involved as legislatures all over the world become more active in regulating communication environments online. These new political actors often share participatory practices and have high levels of new media skills. Now they are challenged to adapt these bottom-up participatory cultures to the traditional political environment. This paper examines these adaption processes by examining three examples from the campaign for the German federal election of 2009. These examples include the attempt of Germany's conservative party (CDU) to encourage their supporters to adapt participatory practices, the German Social Democrats' (SPD) top-down production and distribution of online content that mimicked the look and feel of user-generated content, and the bottom-up emergence of political flash mobs.