""Parallel poleis": Towards a theoretical framework of the modern public ..."

Taso G. Lagos, Ted M. Coopman, Jonathan Tomhave (2014)

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DOI: 10.1177/1461444813487953

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Taso G. Lagos, Ted M. Coopman, Jonathan Tomhave:
"Parallel poleis": Towards a theoretical framework of the modern public sphere, civic engagement and the structural advantages of the internet to foster and maintain parallel socio-political institutions. New Media Soc. 16(3): 398-414 (2014)

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