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Tuesday 11:15 - 13:00 BST (13/08/2024)
Research at the intersection of party institutionalization (Harmel/Svasand/Mjelde 2019) and online communities (Weissenbach and Beyer 2022) emphasizes the role of values, routines, program and external perception for a political party to build stable communities. While we observe the decline of party membership, we also see the establishment of core groups of "active members" and the emergence of activists at the boundaries of political parties who bring a new understanding of (party) community to the world of party politics. This panel welcomes empirical and conceptual papers which address the interaction among (digital)activists and "traditional" party members and relate to research on online communities, networked and horizontal ways of getting engaged.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| The Rise of Memetic Politics: Exploring the Transformative Role of Meme Creators as Political Actors in Contemporary Politics | View Paper Details |
| Taking their Game to the Next Level: Why Members Support Party Digitalization | View Paper Details |
| A digital party? Evolution of the Czech Pirates | View Paper Details |
| Digital Activism in Left-wing Parties: The Micro-Influencer and the Community-Organiser: A Gramscian Analysis | View Paper Details |
| Institutionalization of the Czech and Luxembourgian Pirate Parties: a comparative perspective | View Paper Details |