Publikation: Communication Power Struggles on Social Media : A Case Study of the 2011-12 Russian Protests
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Journal of Information Technology & Politics. 2017, 14(2), pp. 132-153. ISSN 1542-4049. eISSN 1542-4057. Available under: doi: 10.1080/19331681.2017.1308288
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In 2011–2012 Russia experienced a wave of mass protests surrounding the Duma and presidential elections. The protests, however, faded shortly after the second election. We study the Russian political discourse on Twitter during this period and the main actors involved: the pro-government camp, the opposition, and the general public. We analyze around 700,000 Twitter messages and investigate the social networks of the most active Twitter users. Our analysis shows that pro-government users employed a variety of communication strategies to shift the political discourse and marginalize oppositional voices on Twitter. This demonstrates how authorities can disempower regime critics and successfully manipulate public opinion on social media.
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Communication power; natural language processing; political discourse; protest; Russia; social media; Twitter
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SPAISER, Viktoria, Thomas CHADEFAUX, Karsten DONNAY, Fabian RUSSMANN, Dirk HELBING, 2017. Communication Power Struggles on Social Media : A Case Study of the 2011-12 Russian Protests. In: Journal of Information Technology & Politics. 2017, 14(2), pp. 132-153. ISSN 1542-4049. eISSN 1542-4057. Available under: doi: 10.1080/19331681.2017.1308288BibTex
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