Politics

Politics is defined as the “process of making decisions applying to all members of each group”. Relates to government, democracy and law.

Related Publications:

• [WebSci2009] O'Hara, Kieron, Stevens, David - The Devil’s Long Tail: Religious Moderation and Extremism on the Web.
• [WebSci2009] Powel, Alison - Lessons from the Net Neutrality Lobby: Balancing openness and control in a networked society.
• [WebSci2009] Margetts, Helen, John, Peter - Experiments for Web Science: Examining the Effect of the Internet on Collective Action
• [WebSci2016] Pablo Loyola, Francisco Szederkenyi, Yutaka Matsuo - Using the web to support political analysis: identifying legislative bill ideology in the chilean parliament
• [WebSci2016] Kiran Garimella, Ingmar Weber, Munmun De Choudhury - Quote RTs on Twitter: usage of the new feature for political discourse
• [WebSci2016] Gefion Thuermer, Silke Roth, Markus Luczak-Rösch, Kieron O'Hara - Internet use, in- and exclusion in decision-making processes within political parties
• [WebSci2016] Daniel Alexandrov, Alexey Gorgadze, Ilya Musabirov - Virtual caucasus on VK social networking site
• [WebSci2017] Yongren Shi, Kai Mast, Ingmar Weber, Agrippa Kellum, Michael Macy - Cultural Fault Lines and Political Polarization
• [WebSci2017] Eni Mustafaraj, Panagiotis Takis Metaxas - The Fake News Spreading Plague: Was it Preventable?
• [WebSci2014] Onur Varol, Emilio Ferrara, Christine L. Ogan, Filippo Menczer, Alessandro Flammini - Evolution of online user behavior during a social upheaval
• [WebSci2014] Yaser Keneshloo, Jose Cadena, Gizem Korkmaz, Naren Ramakrishnan - Detecting and forecasting domestic political crises: a graph-based approach
• [WebSci2015] Derek Greene, James P. Cross - Unveiling the Political Agenda of the European Parliament Plenary: A Topical Analysis
• [WebSci2015] Jennifer R. Welch, Susan Halford, Mark Weal - Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) and Peacebuilding: a Conceptual Framework
• [WebSci2015] Igor Brigadir, Derek Greene, Pádraig Cunningham - Analyzing Discourse Communities with Distributional Semantic Models
• [WebSci2012] Chris J. Kuhlman, V. S. Anil Kumar, S. S. Ravi - Controlling Opinion Bias in Online Social Networks
• [WebSci2012] Yelena Mejova, Padmini Srinivasan - Political Speech in Social Media Streams: YouTube Comments and Twitter Posts
• [WebSci2012] Ingmar Weber, Venkata Rama Kiran Garimella, Erik Borra - MiningWeb Query Logs to Analyze Political Issues
• [WebSci2013] Souneil Park, Minsam Ko, Jaeung Lee, Aram Choi, Junehwa Song - Challenges and Opportunities of Local Journalism: A Case Study of the 2012 Korean General Election
• [WebSci2013] Andreas Birkbak - From networked publics to issue publics: Reconsidering the public/private distinction in web science
• [WebSci2013] Scott A. Hale, Helen Margetts, Taha Yasseri - Petition Growth and Success Rates on the UK No. 10 Downing StreetWebsite
• [WebSci2013] Mark Thamm, Arnim Bleier - When Politicians Tweet: A Study on the Members of the German Federal Diet
• [WebSci2010] Gaffney, Devin - #iranElection: quantifying online activism.
• [WebSci2010] Mustafaraj, Eni, Metaxas, Panagiotis - From Obscurity to Prominence in Minutes: Political Speech and Real-Time Search
• [WebSci2010] O'Hara, Kieron - Intimacy 2.0: Privacy Rights and Privacy Responsibilities on the World Wide Web.
• [WebSci2011] Pascal Juergens, Andreas Jungherr, Harald Schoen - Small Worlds with a Difference: New Gatekeepers and the Filtering of Political Information on Twitter.
• [WebSci2011] Michael Yip, Craig Webber - Hacktivism: a theoretical and empirical exploration of China’s cyber warriors.