Convegno dell’Associazione Italiana di Comunicazione Politica (AssoComPol) Beyond digital political communication: platforms, algorithms and automation Università di Torino 8-10 giugno 2023 Presentazione: Are we actually polarized or are we simply…
Convegno di metà mandato dell'Associazione Italiana di Sociologia Sezione Studi di Genere Genere, Differenze e Cambiamento Sociale. Educazione, Formazione e Comunicazione nella Società Digitale Università di Torino, Dipartimento di Filosofia…
This article proposes a joint application of online network analysis and NLP techniques to explore dynamics of “polarized intersectionality”—that is, how (mis)representations of women that develop online and at the…
This literature review examines the intersection between political polarization and problematic information, two phenomena prominent in recent events like the 2016 Trump election and the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. We analyzed…
After a period of initial enthusiasm about the greater communication power offered to citizens by the Internet, scholars now share a widespread concern about online participation in problematic news cycles.…
The viral and virulent spread of ethno-populism and nationalism around the globe including the countries on the democratic side of political continuum has encouraged considerable research exploring effects, causes and…
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