Social Media and European Politics

Chapter 1 Do We Need to Rethink EU Politics in the Social Media Era? An Introduction to the Volume

Chapter 3 Engaging with European Politics Through Twitter and Facebook: Participation Beyond the National?

Chapter 4 A Digital Movement of Opinion? Contesting Austerity Through Social Media

Chapter 5 Building Contention Word-by-Word: Social Media Usage in the European Stop ACTA Movement

Chapter 6 Campaigning for Gender Equality Through Social Media: The European Women’s Lobby

Chapter 7 A Framework for Evaluating European Social Media Publics: The Case of the European Parliament’s Facebook Page

Chapter 8 Extreme Right, the Internet and European Politics in CEE Countries: The Cases of Slovakia and the Czech Republic

Chapter 9 Social Media as Propaganda Tools: The Greek Conservative Party and National Elections

Chapter 10 Mediated Frustration and Self-Legitimation

Chapter 11 Twitter, Public Engagement and the Eurocrisis: More than an Echo Chamber?

Chapter 12 Debating Responsibility on the Eurozone Crisis in Traditional Media Newspaper Reporting in Greece and Germany Under a Social Media Lens

Chapter 13 Erratum to: Engaging with European Politics Through Twitter and Facebook: Participation Beyond the National?