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This study examines the role of technology in enhancing political participation in Greece, focusing on the use of the internet and mobile devices. It analyzes broadband penetration, internet usage frequency, and mobile ownership across different age groups. The research highlights the interplay between weak civil society and political alienation, exploring how technology can potentially motivate civic engagement in municipal, general, and Euro-elections. The case of Parnitha demonstrates political mobilization through mobile platforms, illustrating both challenges and opportunities for Greek democracy.
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‘Technologies of political participation inGreece’Liza TsalikiNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Penetration rate of broadband (connections per 100 inhabitants)
percentage of individuals who use frequently (at least one per week) the internet
Student elections • a weak civil society • political alienation, powerlessness, political apathy • Political mobilization via the mobile: the case of Parnitha