In the 2017 Czech parliamentary election, the Czech Pirate Party (Pirates) gained 10.79% of
the votes–an unprecedented success, compared to most of the pirate parties across Europe …

Purpose Although information technology has been at the centre of attention of political
branding for some time, research has traditionally focused mainly on its role in the facilitation …

We examine the digital party model using the Czech Pirates as a case study. The party was
initially organised through an online platform and characterised by ad-hoc, informal decision …

Emerging in the mid-2000s, Pirate parties were the first parties to make the Internet the
centre of party politics and party organisation. This chapter reviews the literature on Pirate …

The paper presents a spatial analysis of the Czech Pirate Party (Pirates) voter support in the
2010 and 2013 parliamentary elections and the 2014 European Parliament elections. The …

The elections to the Chamber of Deputies in October 2017 were a turning point for the
Czech Pirate Party (called “Piráti”). It was the first time since establishing the party in 2009 …

Pirate parties are a phenomenon that has existed formally for almost fifteen years. This
group of parties corresponds very well programmatically to the much broader concept of …

At the 2017 parliamentary elections in Czechia, the Czech Pirate Party was unprecedentedly
successful compared to most Pirate Party in Europe. However, while the Pirate-led alliance …

There was found just one preference for alternative or controversial sources that Babiš
designated as permanently liked media sources on FB. Surprisingly, Babiš did not even …

The aim of this study is to explore the interrelation between online piracy and ignorance. It
brings together literature on both piracy and ignorance and theorizes the role that ignorance …