edited by Homero Gil de Zuniga  <br/><br/>
New technologies and civic engagement: New agendas in communication/ 

 - London:  Routledge,  2015. 
 - 240 p. 
<br/><br/>PARTI<br/>Reconceptualizing Citizenship<br/>1 Sampling from the Civic BufFct:Youth, New Media, and<br/>Do-It-Yourself Citizenship<br/>Kjerstin nwrsoii<br/>2 Buying in or Tuning Out; The Role of Consumption in<br/>Politically Active Young Adults<br/>Lucy A tkimon<br/>3 Civic Engagement of Youths during Their Transition<br/>to Adulthood<br/>Rosanne SchoU ' ' .<br/>4 Social Media and Youth Participation in Singapore<br/>Marko Skoric<br/>5 Social Madia and Their Impact on Civic Participation<br/>Homero Gil de Zmiga and Saif Shahin<br/>PART II<br/>New Publics and Citizenship<br/>6 Egocentric Publics and Perceptions of the Worlds around Us<br/>Hermndo Rojas<br/>I Internet, Egocentric Pubiics, and Extremism<br/>Magdakna Wojcieszak<br/>8 In Search of Cognitive Complexity in the Contemporary<br/>Public Sphere<br/>Jennifer Brnndidge<br/>9 Effects of Otiline Political Messages on Their Senders:<br/>Conceptual Tools and Research Directions<br/>Raymond Pingree<br/>PART III<br/>Structure of Citizenship<br/>10 "Click here to take action": Action Repertoires of<br/>Youth Civic Organizations and the Changing Nature<br/>of Civic Participation<br/>Chrk Welh<br/>II Engaging Audiences via Online News Sites<br/>Natalie Jomini Strand, Ashley Muddiman,<br/>and Joshua Scacco<br/>12 Personalization and the Future of News<br/>Matt Hindman<br/>Epilogue<br/>13 What's Next? Three Challenges for the Future of Political<br/>Communication Research<br/>Bruce Bimber 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9780415710480 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>323.042  / ZUN/N