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    Generation Zero : online activism and political engagement in New Zealand

    Dodson, Giles; Papoutsaki, Evangelia; Fallas, Kristo; Greenbrook-Held, Jeremy; Serpes, Kirk

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    2015-07
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    Dodson, G. R., Papoutsaki, E., Greenbrook-Held, J., Fallas, K., & Serpes, K. (2015, July). Generation Zero: Online activism and political engagement in New Zealand. Paper presented at Australia New Zealand Communication Association Conference: Rethinking Communication, Space and Identity, Queenstown, New Zealand.
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    Abstract
    Generation Zero It was founded with the central purpose of providing solutions for New Zealand to cut carbon pollution through smarter transport, liveable cities & independence from fossil fuels.
    Keywords:
    Generation Zero (New Zealand), climate change, climate politics, activists, membership, New Zealand, online activism
    ANZSRC Field of Research:
    160605 Environmental Politics

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