Investigating the role of emotions in online political engagement, we show that far-right
parties receive more amplification online than centrist parties because their messages …

How do political parties leverage patriotic appeals in their online campaigning within the
context of autocracies and hybrid regimes? This study delves into the digital campaign …

Sentiment research is dominated by studies that assign texts to positive and negative
categories. This classification is often based on a bag-of-words approach that counts the …

The logic of connective action has been used to study social movements where collective
identity and organizational coordination are no longer necessary precursors of mobilization …

A wide variety of social media platforms have become integral to contemporary forms of
social engagement, including mass protests. Twitter is considered specifically indicative of …

This case study is an example of interdisciplinary research, which couples the linguistic
aspects with the study of public political discourse in social media. The purpose of the study …

Digital media plays a vital role for political parties' communication. Research so far has
focused mainly on the use of social media for election campaigns, while little is known about …

Recent empirical research is examining national identity as a bottom–up process. Despite
the promise held by social media in accessing the 'black box'of ordinary citizens' national …

Most studies of political rhetoric examine only political leadership or treat parties as unified
actors. However, what happens where electoral systems incentivise candidates to diverge …

Los partidos conectivos han llegado como respuesta a las inclinaciones ciudadanas hacia
la toma de decisiones compartida y la horizontalidad. Esto es posible gracias a que ceden …