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Representation in the Internet Age: Analyzing Political Dynamics in the UK and Australia

This study explores the changing landscape of political representation in the Internet Age, focusing on the UK and Australia. It examines MPs' interviews, public opinion surveys, and a content analysis of MPs' websites. The research highlights personal, institutional, and political party factors influencing representation. Furthermore, it discusses the implications of derivative technology, open-source practices, and the regulation of academic publishing in the context of e-science. Insights from this study aim to enhance understanding of how digital platforms shape political communication.

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Representation in the Internet Age: Analyzing Political Dynamics in the UK and Australia

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  1. Representation in the Internet Agewww.ipop.org.uk • State or research • MPs Interviews, UK and Australia • Public Opinion Survey • Content analysis of MPs websites • Institutional analysis

  2. Representation in the Internet Agewww.ipop.org.uk • Results • Personal factors • Institutional factors • Political party factors • Derivative technology?

  3. Representation in the Internet Agewww.ipop.org.uk • Implications • Patenting software • Open source • Regulation of academic publishing • E-science

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