Techno-populism and techno-libertarianism 

The myth of direct democracy and its digital declination: platform movements and parties 

Deliberative and participatory digital democratic experiences 

Networked parties and movements 

Grassroots democratic innovation and digital democratic design

New-new social movements: from ‘occupy’ to anti-austerity  

Arab Spring: the ‘Twitter Revolution’  

Digital activism in authoritarian contexts 

Old claims and new identities: digital feminism and unionism 

Activism, ICT and knowledge production: the case of the climate movement

The impact of digital in social movements’ dynamics and structures 

Relationship between social movements, traditional and new media  

Cyberactivism, hacktivism and data-activism 

Potentialities and limitations of internet in (contentious) politics  

Contesting big-data policies and politics