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The Internet and the Public: Online and Offline Political Participation in the United Kingdom

Corinna Di Gennaro * and William Dutton

* To whom correspondence should be addressed.
Corinna Di Gennaro, E-mail: corinna.digennaro{at}oii.ox.ac.uk



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