2023
DOI: 10.21670/ref.2321132
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Respuestas ciudadanas a la extrema derecha en Twitter durante la “crisis fronteriza” de Ceuta (2021)

Antonia Olmos Alcaraz

Abstract: En el artículo se analizan las lógicas de funcionamiento del discurso racista y del discurso antirracista en Twitter, a colación de unas declaraciones del líder del partido de extrema derecha Vox ante la seguridad fronteriza. Con una “crisis migratoria” como telón de fondo, acontecida en la frontera entre España y Marruecos en mayo de 2021, y a través de la observación sistemática de las conversaciones producidas en la citada red, por un lado, se profundiza en el análisis de las estrategias discursivas de apoy… Show more

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“…The findings are consistent with previous research, as they highlight the high degree of politization of Twitter discussions surrounding migration crises (Hadgu et al, 2016;Öztürk & Ayvaz, 2018;Vallo et al, 2020) and the prominent role played by media outlets and particularly political elites in shaping these discussions (Bartlett & Norrie, 2015;Ferra & Nguyen, 2017;Siapera et al, 2018). Indeed, they suggest that VOX effectively mobilized users to support their interests, ultimately contributing to the politization of the debate, in line with previous studies (Olmos-Alcaraz, 2022, 2023a, 2023b. Moreover, a humanitarian narrative was observed, focusing on migrant minors and Luna (Red Cross volunteer), and a negative narrative based on a threat perception, particularly an invasion, which also is coherent with previous literature (Gualda & Rebollo, 2016;Kreis, 2017;Siapera et al, 2018;Vallo et al, 2020).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…The findings are consistent with previous research, as they highlight the high degree of politization of Twitter discussions surrounding migration crises (Hadgu et al, 2016;Öztürk & Ayvaz, 2018;Vallo et al, 2020) and the prominent role played by media outlets and particularly political elites in shaping these discussions (Bartlett & Norrie, 2015;Ferra & Nguyen, 2017;Siapera et al, 2018). Indeed, they suggest that VOX effectively mobilized users to support their interests, ultimately contributing to the politization of the debate, in line with previous studies (Olmos-Alcaraz, 2022, 2023a, 2023b. Moreover, a humanitarian narrative was observed, focusing on migrant minors and Luna (Red Cross volunteer), and a negative narrative based on a threat perception, particularly an invasion, which also is coherent with previous literature (Gualda & Rebollo, 2016;Kreis, 2017;Siapera et al, 2018;Vallo et al, 2020).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%