As disputes concerning the environment, the economy, and pandemics occupy public
debate, we need to learn to navigate matters of public concern when facts are in doubt and …

Trolling is a form of consumer misbehavior that involves deliberate, deceptive, and
mischievous attempts to provoke reactions from other online users. This research draws on …

Big data enables researchers to closely follow the behavior of large groups of individuals by
using high-frequency digital traces. However, these digital traces often lack context, and it is …

AI raises multiple essential issues for the humanities and the social sciences. AI is obviously
a major societal issue whose consequences are currently invading the public sphere raising …

This qualitative study examines the pedagogical potential that a Cartography of Controversy
(CoC) approach has in enabling secondary school students to unravel the complexity of …

Using a new data set on scientific collaboration in neuroblastoma research over a period of
41 years, we study how the structure of collaboration ties in an evolving scientific field …

Critical physical geography (CPG) calls for integrative research on material landscapes and
the socio‐political dynamics of scientific knowledge production. Network analysis, a rich …

This article maps a controversy in network science over the last 15 years, dividing the field
about the epistemic status of a central notion, scale-freeness. The article accounts for the …

In current Game Research, gaming service platforms such as PlayStation Network, Steam,
and Twitch. tv represent a still poorly investigated topic. Despite the millions of monthly …

To study the effects of online social network (OSN) activity on real-world offline events,
researchers need access to OSN data, the reliability of which has particular implications for …