The contributors discuss not only how online networks might inspire conventional political participation but also how creative uses of digital technologies are expanding the boundaries of politics and public issues.
One systematic study of recruitment data pertaining to 70 health intervention studies in the U.S. led the researchers to conclude that, contrary to conventional wisdom, participation rates were not consistently lower for minority as opposed to non-minority persons [ 7].
As Bertrand Russell observes, typically it is difficult to make the most salient facts in a dispute known through conventional channels of participation.
Design and analysis of photoreactors is significantly more challenging than conventional reactors due to participation of radiation in chemical reactions.
However Republican districts, notably the suburbs of Milwaukee, also turned out heavily, reassuring GOP activists that the surge would benefit Walker and confound conventional wisdom that high participation benefits Democrats.
He welcomed the deployment of U.S. Pershing and cruise missiles in Germany, despite much resistance, but also advocated the strengthening of NATO conventional forces, including increased participation by the German forces.
The significance of this modelling approach on the overall shear strength was evaluated by the comparison of computed results with those obtained from the conventional model, wherein concrete participation is lumped artificially under the so-called 'tension-stiffening' property.
For several decades now, Americans' participation in conventional civic organizations, including labour unions, has declined.
For several decades now, Americans' participation in conventional civic organizations, including labor unions, has declined.
Their participation in conventional religious communities has deepened their activism, and vice versa.
