Introduction: political semiotics as a theory, methodology and method of relational political analysisChapter 1: The 'Relational Turn' in the Social SciencesChapter 2: Relational approach to the political: power, governance, and democracyChapter 3: Three concepts of semioticsChapter 4: A framework of political semiotics: political logic of the semiosphereChapter 5: Political semiotics and the study of the political: power, governance and democracyChapter 6: Political semiotics as a constitutive explanation and abductive research logicChapter 7: From methodology to methods and applications: introducing political form analysisChapter 8: Application of relational political analysis: political semiotic explanation of the constitution of digital threatsConclusion: The Subject and Agenda for Relational Political AnalysisAbout the Author: Peeter Selg is Professor of Political Theory at Tallinn University, Estonia. Andreas Ventsel is a Senior Research Fellow in Semiotics at Tartu University, Estonia.