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40-1 Online Surveys: Assessing the Usefullness
of New Methods for Measuring Public Opinion |
| Date:
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Friday, Aug
30, 3:30 PM |
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Co-sponsored
by 8-7 |
| Chair:
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Rachel K. Gibson, Australian National University
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| Author(s):
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RDD Telephone
vs. Internet Survey Methodology for Studying American Presidential
Elections: Comparing Sample Representativeness and Response Quality
Jon A. Krosnick, Ohio State University
LinChiat Chang, Ohio State University
Election Surveys Online: Comparing the British and Australian Experience
Ian McAllister, Australian National University
David Sanders, University of Essex
Rachel K. Gibson, Australian National University
Joseph Twyman, YouGov
A Multi-Method Approach for Reducing Error in Internet-Based Surveys of
Non-Probability Samples
George Terhanian, Harris Interactive |
| Co-Discussant(s):
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Michael Bosnjak, Center for Research and Methodology
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40-2 Evil, Telecommunications, and
the Internet |
| Date:
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Thursday, Aug
29, 8:45 AM |
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Co-sponsored
17-18 |
| Chair:
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Robert G. White, Humboldt State University |
| Author(s):
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Terrorism and
Telecommunications: An Analysis of Terrorist "Use" of the Internet
Maura Conway, Trinity College, Dublin
The Internet and World Politics in an Age of Terror
Cecilia G. Manrique, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse
Reacting to 9/11
Charles S. Hauss, George Mason University
Alexandra Samuel, Harvard University
Transnational Advocacy and the Cybercrime Convention: A Consideration of
Lobbying and Global Governance
Steven Billet, George Washington
University |
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40-3 Organizing and Participating
Online |
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Saturday, Aug
31, 10:45 AM |
| Author(s):
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A Virtual
Journey Over Contested Terrain: Current North American Pro-Choice and
Anti-Choice Organizations' Internet Mobilization
Melissa Haussman, Suffolk University
A New Approach to Assessing the Participatory Potential of the Internet
Brian S. Krueger, University of Rhode Island
Fighting for Change (and Survival): The Struggle to Promote Alternative
Messages in Canada via the Internet
Richard Nimijean, Carleton University
L. Pauline Rankin, Carleton University
Electronic Rulemaking: New Frontiers in Public Participation
Stuart W. Shulman, Drake University
Partisanship, Political Interest and Voting Behavior Influenced by
Information Technology: Cyber-Life versus Real-Life of Young Generation
Hyung Lae Park, Purdue University |
| Discussant(s): |
Elizabeth C. Hanson, University of Connecticut |
| Co-Discussant(s):
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Lee
Mcknight, Tufts University
Gary Klass, Illinois State University |
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40-4 Internet Policymaking and
E-Merging Research: E-Governance, E-Competitiveness, and E-Security |
| Date:
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Thursday, Aug
29, 10:45 AM |
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Co-sponsored
by 39-4 |
| Chair:
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Nanette Levinson, American University |
| Author(s):
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E-Governance:
Prospects, Policies, and Problems
Thierry Vedel, CEVIPOF
Public Policy and the Political Economics of Knowledge
Brian Kahin, University of Maryland
ICANN and Cyberspace Security
Nanette Levinson, American University
The Internet Effects Debate: Individual Versus Organizational
Consequences of Technological Change
Bruce Bimber, University of California, Santa Barbara |
| Discussant(s): |
Jonathan G. Koppell, Yale University |
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40-5 The Internet and Civic Culture |
| Date:
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Saturday, Aug
31, 1:30 PM |
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Co-sponsored
by 38-13 |
| Chair:
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Richard Davis, Brigham Young University |
| Author(s):
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New Media,
New Movements? The Role of the Internet in Shaping the
"Anti-Globalization" Movement
Peter Van Aelst, University of Antwerp
International Organizations and Internet Use in the Developing World:
The Case of Environmental Protection of the Black Sea
Kenneth S. Rogerson, Duke University
Assessing Internet Development Strategies of Leading Internet Nations
Charles L. Mitchell, Grambling State University
The Impact of the Internet on Newspaper Political Coverage
Kevin G. Barnhurst, University of Illinois
Online to the EU-Citizen? The Internet in the European Union's
Communication Policy
Detlev Clemens, European Commission |
| Discussant(s): |
Michael Margolis, University of Cincinnati |
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40-6 Technology and Education |
| Date:
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Saturday, Aug
31, 3:30 PM |
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Co-sponsored
by 10-6 |
| Chair:
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Helena Mitchell, Georgia Institute of Technology |
| Author(s):
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Technology
Enhancing Political Science: Overcoming Institutional Obstacles and
Building Bridges for Change
R. Lorraine Bernotsky, West Chester University
Researching and Teaching Political Culture through Web-Based Content
Profile Analysis
G. David Garson, North Carolina State University
Michael L. Vasu, North Carolina State University
Teaching American Government Class in a Computer Lab
Baogang Guo, Dalton State College
Making Distance Learning Work for Your Classroom: Tips for Smooth
Transmission
Karen M. McCurdy, Georgia Southern Universiy
Digital Citizenship: Expanding Information Technology Literacy with a
Service-Learning Approach
Stuart W. Shulman, Drake University |
| Discussant(s): |
Brian
D. Posler, Millikin University
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| Co-Discussant(s):
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Derrick L. Cogburn, University of Michigan |
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40-7 Technology, Communities, and
Participation |
| Date:
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Saturday, Aug
31, 3:30 PM |
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Co-sponsored
by 40-7 |
| Chair:
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Paul
M.A. Baker, Georgia Institute of Technology |
| Author(s):
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Community
Decision Making Online: A Preliminary Report from East Palo Alto
Todd Davies, Stanford University
Cities and the New Economy Infrastructure
Darrene Hackler, George Mason University
Acessing Community Livability Through GIS
Kara Serrano, Claremont Graduate University
Thomas Horan, Claremont Graduate University
Beyond the Digital Divide: Exploring Attitudes about Information
Technology, Political Participation and Electronic Government
Caroline J. Tolbert, Kent State University
Karen Mossberger, Kent State University |
| Discussant(s): |
Genie
N.L. Stowers, San Francisco State University
Paul M.A. Baker, Georgia Institute of
Technology |
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