Social Media and Political Accountability

1. Social Media, Political Institutions and the Principal–Agent Dilemma
Andrea Ceron

2. Research Design and Methods
Andrea Ceron

3. Endorsements in Primary Elections
Andrea Ceron

4. Ministerial Selection: Twitter as a Signal?
Andrea Ceron

5. Parliamentary Behavior: Rebels and Switchers
Andrea Ceron

6. “Competing Principals” 2.0? The Pressure of SNS Users
Andrea Ceron

7. Social Media, Collective Action and Public Policy
Andrea Ceron

8. Restoring Online Political Trust
Andrea Ceron

9. Social TV and Political Talk Shows: Empowering the Audience?
Andrea Ceron

10. Conclusion: A Sentiment Democracy?
Andrea Ceron

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, Political Communication, Social Media, Legislative and Executive Politics, Political Leadership