Tag: Politics
Mass Observation offers access to British public opinion and feeling
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Explore how Mass Observation methodology illuminates British political disaffection and polarization through longitudinal archival data, offering researchers unique insights into public sentiment.
Latin American markets showed resilience after corruption scandals
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in FinanceEvent study analysis of political corruption scandal impacts on Latin American CDS and EMBI spreads 2017-2020, examining market resilience and implications for institutional governance.
TikTok refugees and RedNote users formed a cosmopolitan community
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Explores how TikTok users and RedNote natives built digital solidarity during the US TikTok ban, forming cosmopolitan communities through cultural exchange and everyday communication practices.
Mokae’s novel reworks the police procedural in post-apartheid South Africa
Analysis of Gomolemo Mokae’s post-apartheid detective novel examining genre subversion, black consciousness thought, and reimagining of police authority in South African crime fiction.
Article traces the “imaginary” in technology, war, and security studies
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Explore how imaginaries shape technology, warfare, and great power competition. This article maps social, sociotechnical, and security imaginaries as analytical frameworks for international.
Transformer method measures inter-party communication
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Transformer-based approach for automated measurement of inter-party communication in representative democracies, with applications to coalition signals and negative campaigning analysis.
NGOization is linked to crisis in West Kalimantan legal aid
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in LawAnalysis of organizational crisis in West Kalimantan legal aid movement, examining how NGOization and technocratic governance undermine emancipatory praxis and advocacy autonomy.
Sovereignty violations can trigger emotional multilateral responses
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Analysis of sovereignty violations as dignity denials, examining performative emotionality in multilateral responses to state-led kidnappings through Argentine and Japanese case studies.
Progressive bishops helped boost support for Brazil’s Workers’ Party
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Analysis of how progressive Catholic bishops in Brazil facilitated Workers’ Party electoral success by advocating redistribution, using papal transition as natural experiment.
Agenda-setting research expanded through new methods and AI
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Explore how agenda-setting research has evolved since McCombs and Shaw’s 1972 framework, with focus on computational advances and AI-enabled methodologies transforming public policy analysis.
