Business Card
(right-click each for full-size view)

e-mail?

website?

Keith Abouchar of The Benton Foundation & James Henson, paper on "Web as Public Space."  (Pol theory paper.)

e-mail?

CyPRG center

e-mail?

website?

Rachel Gibson and Stephen Ward,"A Proposed Methodology for Studying the Function and Effectiveness of Party and Candidate Web-sites," Social Science Computer Review Volume 18, No. 3, Fall, 2000 

p-howard@nwu.edu

http://pubweb.nwu.edu/~pho442

Survey of political characteristics of internet users.

salang@zedat.fu-berlin.de

website?

Political communications?

tlaporte@gmu.edu

website?
CyPRG website, paper by LaPorte

NSF grant aided research on official websites of numerous governments. Emphasis on e-democracy citizen interaction with bureaucracy.

jlewis@huntingDon.edu

http://fs.huntingdon.edu/history/jlewis

Bureaucratic change via online publication of official documents (electronic freedom of information) and reinvention or privatization.

e-mail?

website?

paper on governance of Internet

mnent@oeaw.ac.at

website is extensive, advanced, but not in English.

Institute für Technikfolgenabschätzung
Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften
Strohgasse 45/5
A-1030 Wien
Austria
Tel. (0043) (01) 51581-6583
Fax. (0043) (01) 7109883

e-mail?

www.pippanorris.com
Political Science links from Pippa Norris
Digital Divide book: first 6 chapters linked, in Acrobat format.
Data sets mostly on British politics, downloadable
Internet and political communications. Surveys of internet users.
Papers downloadable from website.

e-mail?

website?

Rowen R. Platt, "Authenticity and Prevalence of Third Camps in the Abortion Debate: A Web Content Analysis," Social Science Computer Review Volume 18, No. 3, Fall, 2000

fredr@hawaii.edu

Fred Riggs, University of Hawaii (extensive list of comparative web sites in the social sciences)

rogerson@pps.duke.edu

www.pubpol.duke.edu/centers/dewitt

Grant aided research on official web sites.

e-mail? LSE.

website:
http://www.netnexus.org/library/papers/segell.htm 
Glen Segell's paper,  23 - 25 October 1997: "The role of the Internet in an establishment system of government: The United Kingdom." 

ISA Committee on Interdisciplinary Comparative Research (CISS)

NSF grants in Political Science

Natl Center for Supercomputing applications, Tech Research Group, projects on tech & individual.

Society for Comparative Research

Webbed Cities report

weare@bcf.usc.edu

website:
Chris Weare resume at USC
Characteristics of municipal web sites in California.

Christopher Weare and Wan-Ying Lin, "Content Analysis of the World Wide Web: Opportunities and Challenges" Social Science Computer Review, Volume 18, No. 3 , Fall, 2000 

Chris Weare, Interoperability paper at Freedom Forum.

jww@prin.edu

website?

Political communications.

d.j.Wring@lboro.ac.uk
 
 

Political communications.

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p-howard@nwu.edu
salang@zedat.fu-berlin.de
tlaporte@gmu.edu
jlewis@huntingDon.edu
rogerson@pps.duke.edu
weare@bcf.usc.edu
jww@prin.edu
d.j.Wring@lboro.ac.uk