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New research project: The Internet, Public Policy and Political Science

Published on
1 Apr 2011
Written by
Scott A. Hale
Digital Era Governance
Collective Action
Citizen-Government Interactions

We will begin a new three-year research programme on The Internet, Public Policy and Political Science: Collective Action, Governance and Citizen-Government Interactions in the Digital Era starting 1st April.

More information about this project is available in the OII press release, and project description page.

This research programme aims to assess where political science understanding, knowledge and theory should be re-examined and developed in light of widespread use of the Internet, and to develop methodologies to study online behaviour.

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