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Title
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Researcher
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Country
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Status
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A New Public Order: Network Politics and the Tea Party Movement
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Charles Pearson
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USA
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Ongoing
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Being an actor in political decision-making processes
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Julia Tiemann
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Iceland/Germany
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Ongoing
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Doing social network sites: the case of Cibervalle
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Heike Mónika Greschke
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Paraguay
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Complete
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Facebook in Trinidad
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Daniel Miller, Jolynna Sinanan
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Trindidad
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Complete
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Islamic (Inter)Faces of the Internet: Emerging Socialities and Forms of Piety in Indonesia
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Martin Slama
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Indonesia
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Ongoing
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Mobile Berlin: Social Media and the New Europe
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Jordan Kraemer
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Germany, Netherlands
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Ongoing
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Tales from the Golden Age: Narrating Communist Childhoods in Romania
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Codruta Pohrib
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Romania
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Ongoing
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Occupying Cyberspace: Indonesian Cyberactivism and Occupy Wall Street
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Michael Oman-Reagan
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Jakarta, Indonesia
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Ongoing
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'Online togetherness' of Brazilian migrants on social network sites
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Mieke Schrooten
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Brazil
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Ongoing
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Secret communication systems in Facebook
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Giustina Trevisi
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Colombia
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Complete
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Social networking and social science research project
|
Daniel Miller
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Multiple
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Ongoing
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Shifting Fields: Social Media, Religion and Popular Culture in Brazil and the Diaspora
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Martijn Oosterbaan
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Brazil
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Ongoing
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The social experience of ageing in a technologically connected world
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Di Shaw
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Australia
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Ongoing
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Welcome to Kampoeng Cyber: Community 2.0 in Indonesia
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Jessika Tremblay
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Canada
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Ongoing
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What 'friends' on the screen may mean: social networking shaping the Filipino diaspora
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Deirdre McKay
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Philippines (diaspora)
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Ongoing
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Why do Argentine politicians use social media?
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Raquel Tarullo
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Argentinia
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Complete
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Use of mobiles and social media in the Republic of Benin and their implications for cultural identity construction in a collectivistic West-African society
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Martina Kainz
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Cotonou (Republic of Benin, West Africa)
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Ongoing
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