Reckoning with the digital turn in electoral geography

Reckoning with the digital turn in electoral geography

The sub-discipline of electoral geography contains research threads that draw on different theoretical, philosophical, and methodological traditions. I link these threads to the ‘digital turn’ that is occurring in the electoral landscape and in the discipline of geography itself. The use of digital...

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