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Leaving messages as coproduction: impact of government COVID-19 non-pharmaceutical interventions on citizens' online participation in China
P. Zhang and Z. Bai
This study by Pan Zhang and Zhouling Bai investigates how COVID-19 non-pharmaceutical interventions affected online citizen participation in China, revealing a significant increase in messages to local leaders, especially in economically developed areas.
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