Taking our country back: the crafting of networked politics from Howard Dean to Barack Obama

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Table of Contents Acknowledgements Chapter 1: Innovation, Infrastructure, and Organization in New Media Campaigning Chapter 2: Crafting Networked Politics Chapter 3: Dean's Demise and Taking on Bush Chapter 4: Wiring the Party Chapter 5: Organizing the Obama Campaign Chapter 6: Mobilizing for Victory Conclusion: New Media Campaigning from Dean to Obama Bibliography Notes

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