Senatory Poll
Pier Goodmann
PARTY SECRETERY

    Vote Now

    ECPR General Conference 2024, University College Dublin, 12 – 15 August 2024

    Panel: How parties organise
    Section: Political parties and their communities in the digital age: How new and established parties organise, mobilise, connect and appeal

    Thank you to all panel participants: Paul Webb, Thomas Puguntke, Karina Kosiara-Pedersen, Patricia Correa, Tom Montgomerie, Gabriela Borz, Duncan McDonnell, Sofia Ammassari, Ana Petrova

    Paper: How parties organise: the influence of digital political campaigning
    By Gabriela Borz, Cristina Mitrea, Remi Almodt, Thomas Montgomerie and Anna Longhini

    Abstract: How do political parties perceive and implement digital political  campaigning?
    Despite the attention received globally by the topic from a regulatory perspective, little is
    known about how parties perceive this new on-line environment of political campaigning.
    Using data from a comparative survey of parliamentary parties across 27 European states
    collected by the DIGIEFFECT project (www.digieffect.eu), we provide new insights into the
    list of specific activities carried out by parties during digital electoral campaigns and we
    investigate the influence these have had on party organisations. Furthermore, by applying a
    novel risk analysis framework, we show how the risk governance associated with various
    activities and organisational changes is influenced by ideology, incumbency, party age and
    size. Our analysis hence contributes to the literature on party organisational strategies in the
    digital electoral arena.

     

    Top Related Post