Communicating citizenship online: The web presence of youth organizations Introduction The research focuses on how U.K.-based youth organizations address young people online. It provides insight into choices about web presence while keeping in mind their conception of citizenship. The conventional realm of citizenship encourages a mainstream, more traditionally accepted means to admirable citizenship: casting a… Read more
Oxford, 13 - 14 March 2013
Category Archives: ECF2012
Citizen participation in the e-campaign – Rachel Gibson
Citizen participation in the e-campaign Rachel K. Gibson (University of Manchester), Marta Cantijoch (University of Manchester) and Stephen Ward (University of Salford) This short paper examines the extent of citizen involvement via digital technology in the 2010 UK General Election campaign. We show through original data from a post-election survey how parties and citizens used… Read more
Getting them involved – Darren Lilleker
Getting them involved: attracting and empowering supporters Darren G. Lilleker (Bournemouth University) dlilleker@bournemouth.ac.uk Introduction and Context Studies show it is increasingly difficult for organisations to gain volunteers to advance their campaigns. When citizens are mobilised to act, either in small ways such as signing online petitions or taking part in offline activities, the campaign must… Read more
Export with Care – Filippo Trevisan
Export with Care: Lessons from the experiences of disability organizations with ecampaigning in Britain and America This brief paper summarizes some of the key points from the author’s presentation to the 10th ECampaigning Forum, St. Anne’s College, University of Oxford, 21-22 March 2012. Please note that this is intended as a knowledge exchange piece for the benefit… Read more
Assessing success in digital campaigning – Yana Breindl
The case of digital rights in the European Union Internet‐based campaigning is regularly disqualified as “clicktivism” on the premises that the internet facilitates low input action. The paper focuses on the distributed campaign of an ad hoc coalition of digital rights activists intervening in the European Union’s Telecoms package Reform from 2007 to 2009. It examines how… Read more
Ignite-style (short) presentation: Sho Konno, Champollion
Thur 22 March, 16:45 – 17:20, Tsuzuki Lecture Theatre
Graham Covington, Engaging Networks; Data collection and personalisation, Florian Engel, more onion; Salsa, Andreas Freimüller, Kampaweb; Public relations, public affairs: digital methods, Sho Konno, Champollion Digital.… Read more
Ignite-style (short) presentation: Andreas Freimüller, Kampaweb
Thur 22 March, 16:45 – 17:20, Tsuzuki Lecture Theatre
Graham Covington, Engaging Networks; Data collection and personalisation, Florian Engel, more onion; Salsa, Andreas Freimüller, Kampaweb; Public relations, public affairs: digital methods, Sho Konno, Champollion Digital.… Read more
Ignite-style (short) presentation: Florian Engel, more onion
Thur 22 March, 16:45 – 17:20, Tsuzuki Lecture Theatre
Graham Covington, Engaging Networks; Data collection and personalisation, Florian Engel, more onion; Salsa, Andreas Freimüller, Kampaweb; Public relations, public affairs: digital methods, Sho Konno, Champollion Digital.… Read more
Small groups session 6: Open development
Thur 22 March, 15:45 – 16:45, Seminar Room 9… Read more
Small groups session 5: Campaigning using someone else’s tools
Thur 22 March, 14:30 – 15:30, Seminar Room 7… Read more
Small groups session 4: Campaigning with #opendata
Thur 22 March, 11:30 – 12:30, Seminar Room 8… Read more