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Impacts of Internet on Russia's Public Sphere: Analysis from Gaidar Forum 2013

This presentation by Timothy J. Colton from Harvard University delves into the changing landscape of Russia's public sphere due to internet influence. It explores statistics on internet users as a percentage of the population, comparing Russia with the United States. The analysis covers online activities of Russian users, internet usage across age groups, and various influences impacting internet use. The effects of internet use on political interests, perceptions of Soviet life, support for presidential term lengths, income distribution favoritism, and alignment with protest demands are investigated using Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) analysis.

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Impacts of Internet on Russia's Public Sphere: Analysis from Gaidar Forum 2013

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  1. Is the internet changing Russia’s public sphere? Presentation to Gaidar Forum, Moscow, January 17, 2013 Timothy J. Colton, Harvard University

  2. Internet users (% of population), Russia and United States

  3. What Russian internet users do on the net (%)

  4. Internet use by age group (%)

  5. Modes of internet use among users, by age group (%)

  6. Influences on internet use (OLS) ** p < .00 * p < .05 Dependent variable = total number of Internet modes – normalized to 1-100 interval

  7. Effect of internet use – interest in politics (OLs)

  8. Effect of internet use – interest in politics (OLs)

  9. Effect of internet use – interest in politics (OLs)

  10. Effect of internet use – soviet life was better (OLs)

  11. Effect of internet use – soviet life was better (OLs)

  12. Effect of internet use – soviet life was better (OLs)

  13. Effect of internet use – favor 6-year presidential term (OLs)

  14. Effect of internet use – Favor income stratification (OLs)

  15. Effect of internet use – agree with demands of demonstrations (OLs)

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