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a Colômbia
redes sociais
Internet
envolvimento político
participação política
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Resumo
Nos últimos dez anos, a relação entre política e cidadãos tem se visto atravessada pelo surgimento das redes sociais e a Internet, ferramentas potencialmente democratizadoras pois fornecem informação e espaços de participação política mais acessíveis. Este estudo visa analisar duas dimensões do uso da Internet e redes sociais: entretenimento e active political Internet uses (APIU), para observar qual seu impacto sobre o engajamento político e a participação política dos colombianos.
Os resultados sugerem que os usos ativos políticos da Internet tem efeito significativo nenhum no envolvimento político e na participação política eleitoral. Contudo, afetam positiva e significativamente a variável de protesto
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