“You sir are a hypocrite”: responses to Pence’s MLK Day tweets as attention intervention

Dunn, R. Chase

doi:10.1080/15456870.2019.1647206

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“…Blog articles, political speeches, texts from political brochures and programs, Facebook posts and Tweets are analyzed in various ways, based on semantic analysis. Texts are represented as networks and SNA is then applied to retrieve underlying ideas, reveal social movements or (of course) reveal propaganda attempts (among others: Ahmed & Lugovic, 2019;Chase Dunn, 2019;Keller & Ulrike Klinger, 2019). SNA's tools and procedures are quite rarely referenced in the Greek political sphere, at least to our knowledge.…”

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Two centuries of Greek governments from a social network analysis perspective

Kydros

2021

Cogent Social Sciences

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Two hundred years after the Greek Revolution (1821), a large number of different administrations (governments) comprising of an even larger number of members of the implementing authority have served the Greek State. In this paper, we study these entities from a Social Analytic Perspective view. We create networks of actors (ministers) over the above-mentioned time period and perform network analysis in the global, average, and local levels, together with a network classification discussion. We also include some insights on nepotism issues in the government context. Results reveal interesting views, patterns, groupings and rankings of important politicians of modern Greece.

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Two centuries of Greek governments from a social network analysis perspective

Kydros

2021

Cogent Social Sciences

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Interconnections between Minister Cabinets in Greece. A Bicentennial Study with Implications on Economy

Kydros

Polychronidou

2023

Sci. Ann. Econ. Bus.

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In this paper we deal with a network analysis of interconnected cabinets in Greece for an extended time period. In parallel, we present a small review of the economic crises that have occurred in Greece over this period. More particularly, we used historical sources to locate all different Greek governments and all economic crises starting from the 1821 Greek revolution to the present days. We also formed a two-mode (also known as affiliation) network of ministers and cabinets and subsequently created a network of interconnected cabinets. We used dedicated software to visualize this network and used Social Network Analytical procedures in order to calculate its properties. Finally, in an attempt to investigate possible relations between network metrics and economic crises, we note and discuss an interesting observation between a specific metrics and such major economic events. In our paper, we firstly introduce the context and present our research questions. We then present the relevant literature, mainly discussing the extent to which Social Network Analysis has been used to investigate patterns of behaviors in politics. We then proceed to presenting and applying our methodology on network creation, visualization and metrics computations. The following section discusses the longitudinal evolution of our network and the relation between its clustering coefficient and the emergence of economic crises. We then finalize our paper with some conclusions.

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“You sir are a hypocrite”: responses to Pence’s MLK Day tweets as attention intervention

Cited by 2 publications

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Two centuries of Greek governments from a social network analysis perspective

Two centuries of Greek governments from a social network analysis perspective

Interconnections between Minister Cabinets in Greece. A Bicentennial Study with Implications on Economy

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