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Personal Publics and Political Communication on the Social Web

Personal Publics and Political Communication on the Social Web

Publisher information (in German)

Schmidt, J.-H. (2012): Persönliche Öffentlichkeiten und politische Kommunikation im Social Web [Personal Publics and Political Communication on the Social Web]. In: B. Ziegler, N. Wälti (eds.), Wahl-Probleme der Demokratie [Electoral Problems of Democracy]. Zurich: Schulthess, pp. 137-147.

Personal Publics and Political Communication on the Social Web

Publisher information (in German)

Schmidt, J.-H. (2012): Persönliche Öffentlichkeiten und politische Kommunikation im Social Web [Personal Publics and Political Communication on the Social Web]. In: B. Ziegler, N. Wälti (eds.), Wahl-Probleme der Demokratie [Electoral Problems of Democracy]. Zurich: Schulthess, pp. 137-147.

About this publication

Authors

Dr. Jan-Hinrik Schmidt

Year of publication

2012

RELATED KEYWORDS

social web • public communication • Digitale Öffentlichkeit • political communication

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