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WorkSocial media in government

Soon Ae Chun2012

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Social media in government

Soon Ae Chun · Luis F. Luna‐Reyes

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E-Government and Public Services Public Policy and Administration Research Computational and Text Analysis Methods

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Year2012

Typeeditorial

Published2012-08-01

VenueGovernment Information Quarterly

ISSN-L0740-624X

Languageen

Citations133

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