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Leader or Party? How Facebook Engagement Divided between European Party Leaders and Their Parties, 2010 to 2020
The personalisation of politics suggests that leaders increasingly overshadow their parties, and social media might be expected to speed this up. I compare the Facebook engagement received by party leaders' pages with that received by their parties' pages, for 53 leader and party pairs from 44 parti
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