Democracy, power and the digital public sphere (Part II)

Abstract

How did contemporary social communication technologies impact the public sphere? To what extent did these changes morphed democratic life? What kind of institutional responses are warrented to respond to these changes? This panels aims to offer a critical analysis of the historical development of these technological advances, as well as their current influence over the distribution of political power and life chances. On this bedrock, the panel aims to assess present risks and potential future innovations.

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