Digital Democracy and Governance in Europe

This book explores how digital tools, from artificial intelligence to social media, are reshaping political life. It provides new perspectives on how citizens engage, how political parties campaign, and how institutions adapt in the digital age. By combining theory with real-world data, the book examines important issues such as disinformation, online activism, and new models of political representation. Through case studies from across Europe and comparative analysis, the book provides conceptual frameworks and practical findings. It introduces new methods for predicting and understanding digital political trends, helping researchers and students make sense of rapid changes. Presenting evidence-based insights and practical tools for navigating the digital transformation of democratic governance, this book will appeal to political science students, researchers, and scholars, as well as policymakers and anyone curious about the future of democracy.