Whose e-democracy? The democratic divide in American electoral campaigns

Taewoo Nam

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This study examines whether a democratic divide (a gap in political participation via the Internet) exists among demographic segments during the campaign season of the 2008 U.S. presidential election. Five different types of online political activity

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