E-participation portals automated monitoring system for political and social research

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This paper presents the opportunities, advantages and limitations of e-participation portals automated monitoring system (AMS) in social and political research. The system was initially developed in 2013 to analyse petitioning and voting dynamics of the Russian e-petitions portal-the Russian Public Initiative-and then was further expanded. In the paper the architecture and working principles of the system are described. It is argued and exemplified that the data collected automatically from e-petition portals can be used to advance research in several areas: media and PR effects on political participation, issue salience, as well as factors of voting behavior and online political engagement.

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Chugunov, A. V., Kabanov, Y., & Zenchenkova, K. (2016). E-participation portals automated monitoring system for political and social research. In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 674, pp. 290–298). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-49700-6_27

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