Jasmin Fitzpatrick
Biographic Data
| ID | 4378670 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jasmin Fitzpatrick |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jasmin |
| FAMILY NAME | Fitzpatrick |
| SIGNATURE | FITZPATRICK J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0666-1136 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
AI and the party: The three faces of party organization and artificial intelligence
This Research Note explores the emerging intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and party politics by applying Katz and Mair’s “three faces” framework to analyze the role of AI in reshaping party organization. While AI is not yet uniformly transforming parties, its growing use in campaigning, policymaking, membership engagement, and internal management introduces new dynamics of centralisation, personalisation, and automation. The note high…
Reaching the Voters: Parties’ Use of Google Ads in the 2021 German Federal Election
Election campaigns during the pandemic showcased the increased use of costly digital campaigning by parties. While many studies focus on the use of Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and other social networking sites during elections, parties’ use of Google Ads remains widely unstudied. This is surprising given that parties spend a substantial proportion of their budget on Google Ads and Google reports on this spending and other details of the ads i…
Digital leaders: Political leadership in the digital age
This paper delves into the concept of digital leadership in contemporary democracies, considering the impact of the digital age on politics and, consequently, on political leadership. In our view, with the spread of radio stations first, then televisions, and finally the web, leadership has evolved through three great stages: broadcast, telegenic and digital. The web, and social media in special, have reshaped democracies and political interactio…
Political parties and their online platforms–Differences in philosophies
As external forces seek to gain influence over ICTs of political parties, their security becomes an additional relevant factor in parties' finances. While many studies focus on parties' online fundraising, their spending for web-based technologies remains terra incognita. Our perspective follows the idea that a party's spending is an indicator for relevance. What aspects are on the table when new ICTs are purchased by parties? What significance d…
The High Mass of Democracy” —Why Germany Remains Aloof to the Idea of Electronic Voting
Despite the increase in citizens' use of absentee voting and examples from other countries, so far Germany remains aloof to the idea of introducing electronic voting as another form of convenience voting to its political elections. Apart from intra-party elections, no changes in the direction of electronic voting are considered in the current debate about an electoral reform. What are the reasons for the German aloofness toward electronic voting?…
Der webbasierte Bundestagswahlkampf 2021
Die Parteien begegnen dem digitalen Wahlkampf unterschiedlich: so gut wie alle setzen innerparteiliche demokratische Verfahren webbasiert um. Die Bereitstellung von Materialen für Unterstützer*innen reicht von Logos und Vorlagen zum Download für alle oder nur für Parteimitglieder bis hin zu Offlineformaten. Manche Parteien unterhalten eigene Kampagnenseiten, andere bauen die etablierten Parteiseiten aus. Die Einbindung von Bürger*innen in den Pro…
Are digital parties the future of party organization? A symposium on The Digital Party: Political Organisation and Online Democracy by Paolo Gerbaudo
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Potenziale sozialer Medien zwischen Wunsch und Wirklichkeit: Welche Chancen bieten soziale Medien für politische Akteure und ihre Erforschung?
The Micro and Meso Levels of Activism: A Comparative Case Study of Attac France and Attac Germany
Are digital parties the future of party organization? A symposium on The Digital Party: Political Organisation and Online Democracy by Paolo Gerbaudo
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Digital leaders: Political leadership in the digital age
This paper delves into the concept of digital leadership in contemporary democracies, considering the impact of the digital age on politics and, consequently, on political leadership. In our view, with the spread of radio stations first, then televisions, and finally the web, leadership has evolved through three great stages: broadcast, telegenic and digital. The web, and social media in special, have reshaped democracies and political interactio…
Political parties and their online platforms–Differences in philosophies
As external forces seek to gain influence over ICTs of political parties, their security becomes an additional relevant factor in parties' finances. While many studies focus on parties' online fundraising, their spending for web-based technologies remains terra incognita. Our perspective follows the idea that a party's spending is an indicator for relevance. What aspects are on the table when new ICTs are purchased by parties? What significance d…
The Micro and Meso Levels of Activism: A Comparative Case Study of Attac France and Attac Germany
Potenziale sozialer Medien zwischen Wunsch und Wirklichkeit: Welche Chancen bieten soziale Medien für politische Akteure und ihre Erforschung?
Are digital parties the future of party organization? A symposium on The Digital Party: Political Organisation and Online Democracy by Paolo Gerbaudo
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Der webbasierte Bundestagswahlkampf 2021
Die Parteien begegnen dem digitalen Wahlkampf unterschiedlich: so gut wie alle setzen innerparteiliche demokratische Verfahren webbasiert um. Die Bereitstellung von Materialen für Unterstützer*innen reicht von Logos und Vorlagen zum Download für alle oder nur für Parteimitglieder bis hin zu Offlineformaten. Manche Parteien unterhalten eigene Kampagnenseiten, andere bauen die etablierten Parteiseiten aus. Die Einbindung von Bürger*innen in den Pro…
The High Mass of Democracy” —Why Germany Remains Aloof to the Idea of Electronic Voting
Despite the increase in citizens' use of absentee voting and examples from other countries, so far Germany remains aloof to the idea of introducing electronic voting as another form of convenience voting to its political elections. Apart from intra-party elections, no changes in the direction of electronic voting are considered in the current debate about an electoral reform. What are the reasons for the German aloofness toward electronic voting?…
Political parties and their online platforms–Differences in philosophies
As external forces seek to gain influence over ICTs of political parties, their security becomes an additional relevant factor in parties' finances. While many studies focus on parties' online fundraising, their spending for web-based technologies remains terra incognita. Our perspective follows the idea that a party's spending is an indicator for relevance. What aspects are on the table when new ICTs are purchased by parties? What significance d…
Reaching the Voters: Parties’ Use of Google Ads in the 2021 German Federal Election
Election campaigns during the pandemic showcased the increased use of costly digital campaigning by parties. While many studies focus on the use of Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and other social networking sites during elections, parties’ use of Google Ads remains widely unstudied. This is surprising given that parties spend a substantial proportion of their budget on Google Ads and Google reports on this spending and other details of the ads i…
Digital leaders: Political leadership in the digital age
This paper delves into the concept of digital leadership in contemporary democracies, considering the impact of the digital age on politics and, consequently, on political leadership. In our view, with the spread of radio stations first, then televisions, and finally the web, leadership has evolved through three great stages: broadcast, telegenic and digital. The web, and social media in special, have reshaped democracies and political interactio…
AI and the party: The three faces of party organization and artificial intelligence
This Research Note explores the emerging intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and party politics by applying Katz and Mair’s “three faces” framework to analyze the role of AI in reshaping party organization. While AI is not yet uniformly transforming parties, its growing use in campaigning, policymaking, membership engagement, and internal management introduces new dynamics of centralisation, personalisation, and automation. The note high…
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