[Air-l] studying web pages

[Jankowski]

Kalliopi:

Several of the articles in a theme issue of Information Polity (vol. 
10, No. 3 &4, 2005) about the WWW and the 2004 European Parliament 
election provide details and references on studying electoral sites. 
A more encompassing treatment, entitled The Internet and National 
Elections, edited by Randy Kluver, Nicholas Jankowsk, Kirsten Foot 
and Steve Schneider, is scheduled for publication by Routledge in a 
few weeks (4 May). The methodology chapter in particular will point 
you in the direction of relevant literature.

Best,

Nick Jankowski


At 18:51 12-4-2007, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>   I am examining the way in which the British MPs are constructing 
> their profile though their web pages and I welcome any suggestions 
> re the methodology towards the study of web pages in general.
>
>   Any suggestions mostly welcome!
>
>   Thank you
>
>   Kalliopi
>
>
>   Dr Kalliopi Kyriakopoulou
>   Dept. of Politics and IR
>   University of Kent
>   Canterbury, CT2 7NX
>   Kent, U.K.
>
>   email: K.Kyriakopoulou at kent.ac.uk
>            K.Kyriakopoulou at btinternet.com
>
>
>Kalliopi Kyriakopoulou
>PhD cand. Dept.of Politics and IR
>University of Kent at Canterbury
>U.K.
>email: k.kyriakopoulou at btinternet.com)
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