The social media president : Barack Obama and the politics of digital engagement

The social media president : Barack Obama and the politics of digital engagement /

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Main Authors: Katz, James Everett (Author), Barris, Michael (Author), Jain, Anshul (Political scientist) (Author)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Palgrave Macmillan, 2013.
Edition:First edition.
Subjects:
Obama, Barack.
Presidents > United States.
Communication in politics > Technological innovations > United States.
Internet > Political aspects > United States.
Social media > Political aspects > United States.
Social media.
Presidents.
Communication in politics > Technological innovations.
Communication in politics.
Internet > Political aspects.
Internet.
Social media > Political aspects.
United States.
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505 0 0 |a Machine generated contents note:   |g pt. I   |t Framing the Issue --   |g 1.  |t Introduction and Overview --   |t "Let Them Determine Its Course" --   |t Promise and Its Appeal --   |t Models of American Government --   |t Lines of Inquiry --   |t Outline of the Book --   |g 2.  |t Situating Social Media and Citizen Participation in the Obama Era --   |t Definitions: Digital Engagement, Social Media, and the Social Media President --   |t From One-way to Multi-way Communication: A Gateway to Becoming a Social Media President --   |t Structures of Usage of the Public's Voice in White House Social Media Exercises --   |t Three Modalities of Social Media Interaction between Government and Citizens --   |t Topical Focus and Case Study Selection --   |g 3.  |t Digital Media and Electoral Politics: An Abbreviated History --   |t Elections and Governance as Digital Media Emerges --   |t Digital Media and the Presidency: The Challenge of Governance --   |g pt. II   |t Obama Presidency --   |g 4.  |t Framing the "People's White House": Crowdsourcing and the Citizen's Briefing Book --   |t Expectations of Changing the Way Washington Works --   |t Crowdsourcing in the Obama Administration Agenda: The Citizen's Briefing Book --   |t Results of the Exercise --   |t Impact of Report --   |t Conclusion --   |g 5.  |t White House Online Town Hall --   |t Seeking to Engage the American Public via Social Media --   |t Critics Evaluate the Online Town Hall --   |t Questions of Control and Predictability in Open Forums --   |t Pattern Continues --   |t Ideologies of Engagement and Nonengagement --   |t Conclusion --   |g 6.  |t Grand Challenges: Crowdsourcing a Vision for Science and Technology --   |t "Fully Open Government" Grand Challenge --   |t New Crowdsourcing Tool --   |t Disconnection between Crowdsourcing and Policy Innovations --   |t Conclusion --   |g 7.  |t Supreme Court Vacancies and the Healthcare Debate --   |t Supreme Court Vacancies: Why Was Social Media Voting Not Used? --   |t Social Media to Combat Opposition to Healthcare --   |t Assessments of Healthcare Initiatives and Social Media --   |t Conclusion --   |g 8.  |t Social Media Modalities: Examples and Patterns from the Obama White House --   |t Three Modalities of Social Media for Government Policy --   |t "We the People" Campaign --   |t Other Efforts to Gain Engagement --   |t Free Moral Labor: Engaged Citizens as Propagators of Presidential Viewpoints --   |t Conclusion --   |g 9.  |t Propagation of Social Media Modalities in the Federal Government --   |t Resonance and Limits within the Administration --   |t Implementation and Bureaucracy: Putting the Federal Data Sharing/Transparency Directive into Action --   |t Broader Operational Goals and Transparency --   |t Progress in the Early Obama Administration --   |t Interbranch Realities: A Changed Landscape --   |t Democracy Watchdogs Review President Obama's Early Social Media Strategy --   |t Assessment of Progress in the Early Years across the Three Modalities --   |t Recent Progress --   |t Glass Suggestion Boxes, Domestic and International --   |t Conclusion --   |g pt. III   |t Perspectives and Outlook on the Social Media President --   |g 10.  |t Analytical Perspectives --   |t Sincere Motivations in a Constrained Landscape --   |t Operational Shortcomings --   |t Strategic Manipulation --   |t Nonfeasibility of Direct Mass Engagement --   |t Absence of Design --   |t Additional Considerations --   |t Top-Down Leadership and Pronouncements about Social Media --   |t Social Media and Citizen Imagination: Bringing the President Close --   |t Sustaining the Engagement --   |t Conclusion: The Road Not Taken --   |g 11.  |t Conclusions and Implications --   |t Broader Patterns of Social Media Realities --   |t Digital Divide and Fundamental Inequalities of Digital Engagement --   |t Strengthening Bureaucracies in Surprising Ways --   |t Blowback of Disappointed Supporters --   |t Misplaced Faith in the Wisdom of the People, as Reflected in Plebiscites and Low-Interest Issues --   |t Social Media Models of Behavior: "Economic Actor" Vis-a-vis "Technocratic Citizen" --   |t Civic Culture and Empowerment --   |t Covert Activities and Hidden Consequences --   |t Is There a Future for Presidential Social Media? --   |t Closing Remarks --   |t Implications for Future Directions --   |t Perils of Social Media Steering --   |t Appendix: Scholarship of Digital Media and the American Political Landscape --   |t Democratizing Potential of Information and Communication Technologies --   |t Practical Limitations to Deliberative Democracy --   |t Political Communication Scholarship --   |t Presidential Scholarship --   |t Media and Public Opinion Scholarship --   |t Civic Engagement Scholarship --   |t Digital Media and Transparency --   |t Tapping the Organizing Power of Social Media. 
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