¿Todo lo digital se ha democratizado?
Usos digitales en período no electoral de partidos gubernamentales vs. de oposición en los países europeos y la Comunidad de Países de Habla Portuguesa (CPLP)
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https://doi.org/10.25029/od.2020.261.19Palabras clave:
Democracia digital, Gobierno, Oposición, Periodo no electoral, Europa, CPLPResumen
Este artículo se centra en los usos digitales, en las democracias en Europa y la CPLP, de los partidos políticos que desempeñan funciones de gobierno y oposición en un entorno no electoral. Bajo un enfoque teórico y metodológico mixto, los resultados muestran que los partidos de oposición usan más el paradigma participacionista y los partidos de gobierno el paradigma informativo; que, entre el gobierno y los partidos de oposición, las diferencias más significativas radican en el tipo de contenido, los actores y los temas declarados y que, entre Europa y el CPLP, las principales diferencias radican en los objetivos implícitos de los usos. La democracia revela tendencias en usos digitales.
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