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Elements in Politics and Communication

Mapping Global Digital Political Inequality

Emilija (University of Bremen) Gagrcin & Daniel S. (University of California Lane & Ying Qi (University of California Pan

Mapping Global Digital Political Inequality

Elements in Politics and Communication

Mapping Global Digital Political Inequality

Elements in Politics and Communication: Mapping Global Digital Political Inequality

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Inequality is an essential concept for understanding the impact of digital media on political life. This Element offers an empirical portrait of digital political inequality globally. Gaps in online political information reception and engagement are prevalent worldwide and growing over time.

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Beschrijving Elements in Politics and Communication: Mapping Global Digital Political Inequality

Inequality is an essential concept for understanding the impact of digital media on political life. This Element offers an empirical portrait of digital political inequality globally. Gaps in online political information reception and engagement are prevalent worldwide and growing over time. They are related to the resources held by individuals.

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Elements in Politics and Communication
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