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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-59990-2cumented insistence on participatory inclusiveness at the expense of actionable policy goals. According to such accounts, the use of social media compounded this problem. In this final substantive chapter, I adopt a more sanguine perspective as I interrogate the possibility that instead of being pri

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Organisational Form,social media following. Reviewing empirical data from two separate case studies, I show that a dominant technological frame encapsulating such interpretations pivoted on an understanding that the Facebook groups set up by the organisations were principally vehicles for information exchange with thei

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