Publications for Peter Chen
Publications for Peter Chen
2015
Chen, P. (2015). New Media in the Electoral
Context: The new normal. In Carol Johnson,
John Wanna, Hsu-Ann Lee (Eds.), Abbott's
Gambit: The 2013 Australian Federal Election,
(pp. 81-94). Canberra: ANU Press.
Jackson, S., Chen, P. (2015). Rapid mobilisation
of demonstrators in March Australia. Interface: a
journal for and about social movements, 7(1),
98-116.
Chen, P. (2015). The Virtual Party on the
Ground. In Narelle Miragliotta, Anika Gauja,
Rodney Smith (Eds.), Contemporary Australian
Political Party Organisations, (pp. 127-139).
Clayton: Monash University Publishing.
2014
Chen, P. (2014). New media electioneering in the
2013 Australian federal election. Global Media
Journal: Australian Edition, 8(2), 1-17.
2013
Chen, P. (2013). Australian Politics in a Digital
Age. Canberra: ANU E Press.
2012
Chen, P. (2012). Media Politics. In Rodney
Smith, Ariadne Vromen, Ian Cook (Eds.),
Contemporary Politics in Australia: Theories,
Practices and Issues, (pp. 95-105). Melbourne,
Australia: Cambridge University Press.
Chen, P. (2012). The new media and the
campaign. In M Simms and J Wanna (Eds.),
Julia 2010: The Caretaker Election, (pp. 65-84).
Canberra, Australia: ANU E Press.
Chen, P. (2012). The News Media. In David
Clune, Rodney Smith (Eds.), From Carr to
Keneally: Labor in office in NSW 1995-2011,
(pp. 258-269). Sydney Australia: Allen and
Unwin.
Albarran Torres, C., Chen, P. (2012). There are
no winners: Horseracing is unethical. The Drum.
Jackson, S., Chen, P. (2012). Understanding
Occupy in Australia. Journal of Australian
Political Economy, 69, 1-24.
2011
Chen, P., Smith, P. (2011). Digital Media in the
2008 Canadian Election. Journal of Information
Technology and Politics, 8(4), 399-417. <a
href="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/19331681.2011.
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2010
Chen, P. (2010). Adoption and use of digital
media in election campaigns: Australia, Canada
and New Zealand. Public Communication
Review, 1(2010), 3-26.
Chen, P., Smith, P. (2010). Campaigning and
Digital Media in Alberta: Emerging Practices
and Democratic Outcomes? Canadian Political
Science Review, 4(2-3), 36-55.
Chen, P., Walsh, L. (2010). e-lection 2007?
Political competition online. Australian Cultural
History, 28(1), 47-54. <a
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2009
Smith, P., Chen, P. (2009). "A Canadian
E-lection 2008? Online Media and Political
Competition". 81st Annual Canadian Political
Science Association Conference CPSA 2009,
Canada: Canadian Political Science Association.
Chen, P., Smith, P. (2009). Campaigning and
Digital Media in Alberta: Emerging Practices
and Democratic Outcomes? 20th Association for
Canadian Studies in the United States Biennial
Conference ACSUS 2009, United States: The
Association for Canadian Studies in the United
States.
Chen, P., Smith, P. (2009). Digital Media and
Recent Election Campaigns in Australia, Canada
and New Zealand. Australian Political Studies
Association Annual Conference APSA 2009,
Australia: Australian Political Studies
Association.
Chen, P. (2009). Online media. In Chris Rudd,
Janine Hayward, Geoffrey Craig (Eds.),
Informing Voters : Politics, Media & the New
Zealand Election 2008, (pp. 119-141). New
Zealand: Pearson Education.
2008
Chen, P. (2008). Australian Political Parties' use
of Youtube 2007. Southern Review:
communication, politics and culture, 41(1),
114-141.
2007
Chen, P., Gibson, R., Lusoli, W., Ward, S.
(2007). Australian Governments and Online
Communication. In Sally Young (Eds.),
Government Communication in Australia, (pp.
161-180). New York, United States: Cambridge
University Press.
Chen, P. (2007). Electronic Engagement: A
Guide for Public Sector Managers. Canberra:
ANU E Press.
2006
Chen, P., Gibson, R., Geiselhart, K. (2006).
Electronic Democracy? The Impact of New
Communications Technologies on Australian
Publications for Peter Chen
Democracy.
2005
Chen, P. (2005). The New Media: E-lection
2004? In Simms, Marian and John Warhurst
(Eds.), Mortgage Nation: the 2004 Australian
Election, (pp. 117-130). Perth, Western
Australia: API Network.
2004
Chen, P. (2004). A Comparative Analysis of
Political Email Lists. The Australian Electronic
Governance Conference 2004, Australia:
University of Melbourne.
Chen, P. (2004). What Does the Internet Tell Us
About the Prospects for Network Governance?
Southern Review: communication, politics and
culture, 37(2), 66-88.
2003
Chen, P. (2003). Advocating Online Censorship.
Australian Journal of Public Administration,
62(2), 41-64.
Chen, P., Barlow, S., Chimonyo, J., Lyon, A.,
O'Loughlin, B. (2003). eGovernance Practice and
Potential in the Local Government Sector.
Australasian Political Studies Association
Conference 2003, Australia: University of
Tasmania.
2002
Chen, P. (2002). 'They're not like us': The
Deamalgamation of Delatite Shire. Jubilee
conference of the Australasian Political studies
Association, Sydney: Australasian Political
Studies Association.
Chen, P. (2002). Lust, Greed, Sloth: The
Performance and Potential of Internet
Coregulation in Australia. Griffith Law Review,
11(2), 465-496.
Chen, P. (2002). Who's in the Joined-Up
Government? Australian Elected Representatives
Adaptive Responses to Network Technology.
Conference on Knowledge, Networks and
Joined-Up Government, Australia: Centre for
Public Policy, University of Melbourne.