📢 New publication!
How do NGOs adapt their communication across different stakeholders?
Using 82,327 tweets, I examine NGO interactions with public, private, media, academic & NGO actors through network + sentiment analysis.
Published in @JITP.
🔗 https://t.co/ZZCTDmJRKd
🆕 The authors examine whether the use of #AI in public institutions intercepts freedom, enabling control at the citizen level and shifts it to #AISystems & the actors that develop and deploy them @cete_prague@ceps_thinktank@CzechAcademy
Read it 📚https://t.co/7Zpw0ydQIo
🆕🚨 This study compares 15 #Spanish parties through the lens of 28 staff members to analyze the organizational adaptation of campaign teams, examining the roles of party officers & the interactions with external providers & volunteers @AdriaMompo@UV_EG@apsa_itp@tandfonline
New Publication 🚨 This study contributes to an institutional perspective on intelligence competition in #cyberspace that shows how #China’s institutional context shapes its cyber operations @jonrlindsay@GeorgiaTech
📚https://t.co/i6bBzf3KPL
📣New Publication📣 this study explores the control of #digitalspaces in #India,#Pakistan, & #Bangladesh using a mixed methods approach to explore how states introduce friction, fear, and flooding into the information environment to slow the spread of information @virginia_tech
🆕This study analyzes the #TikTok classroom satire series #KelasRakyat after #Indonesia’s 2024 presidential election, developing a platformed vernacular political critique of creator-led satire related to public political judgment @DrMuhSaud@Unair_Official
New article in @JITP_APSA: "End of the happy times: Chinese cyber threats are more sophisticated because the institutional environment is less permissive"
https://t.co/9g8MLe6EqE
📣 New Publication 🚨 This study focuses on #Turkish sustainability discourse on #Twitter to examine how #NGO communication differs across interactions with public, private, media, academic, & NGO stakeholders @kemallgunay@NUSingapore
👁️https://t.co/joJlCr7PsM
@apsa_itp
NEW📣PUB: This study examines whether the #winner-losergap in 🇨🇦 elections leads some voters to question the voting methods used in the 2024 #NovaScotia#municipalelections@TorontoMet
📓https://t.co/0ysAwxknkO