Digital Citizenship Cultures

Tracking the fringe perspectives on the 2019 Canadian Federal Election

RUBIX 2019

A presentation of our group’s research, for the RUBIX 2019 SRC conference at Ryerson University.

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Projects

Canada’s New Right Media Ecosystem
The Deep Web and the Federal Election
Research Persona
Project 4 – different from above
Campaigns and Crowdfunding

Recent Posts

Conflictual Politics: Hamilton October 24, 2019
This is how it starts October 23, 2019
Canada’s New Right New Mediasphere October 18, 2019
The Rebel Yell October 13, 2019

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Conflictual Politics: Hamilton October 24, 2019
This is how it starts October 23, 2019
Canada’s New Right New Mediasphere October 18, 2019
The Rebel Yell October 13, 2019

Funding Acknowledgement

This website is part of “The Dark Web’s Impact on the 2019 Canadian Election”, a research project funded by the Digital Ecosystem Research Challenge. More information about the Research Challenge can be found here.

Partners

The Digital Citizenship Cultures initiative is undertaken in partnership with the Algoritmic Media Observatory / L’Observatoire des Médias Algorithmiques at Concordia University in Montréal, Québec.

Canada’s New Right Media Ecosystem
The Deep Web and the Federal Election
Research Persona
Project 4 – different from above
Campaigns and Crowdfunding

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