互联网搜索数据中的发展理想主义

IF 1.3 Q3 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Shawn F. Dorius, Jeffrey Swindle
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摘要

关于发展理想主义的学术研究表明,世界各地的普通人往往对不同国家的发展水平和具体特征有着相似的看法。我们在这篇文献的基础上,通过研究公众对国家和互联网搜索数据发展的看法,我们认为这为调查数据没有解决的公众看法提供了见解。我们的分析发现,发展理想主义在国际互联网上普遍存在。从公众在询问中赋予国家的特征中,可以得出国家发展的一致心理形象。我们发现,在自动完成谷歌搜索查询中表达的对某个国家的情绪与其在全球发展等级中的地位之间存在积极关系。不同地区的人们总是把积极的特点与全球发展指数排名靠前的国家联系在一起,把消极的特点与排名靠后的国家联系起来。我们还发现,关于一个国家的搜索查询数量与该国在全球发展指数中的地位呈正相关。这些发现表明,普通人已经深深地内化了发展理想主义,这反映了他们对世界各国的看法。
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Developmental Idealism in Internet Search Data
Scholarship on developmental idealism demonstrates that ordinary people around the world tend to perceive the level of development and the specific characteristics of different countries similarly. We build on this literature by examining public perceptions of nations and development in internet search data, which we argue offers insights into public perceptions that survey data do not address. Our analysis finds that developmental idealism is prevalent in international internet search queries about countries. A consistent mental image of national development emerges from the traits publics ascribe to countries in their queries. We find a positive relationship between the sentiment expressed in autocomplete Google search queries about a given country and its position in the global developmental hierarchy. People in diverse places consistently associate positive attributes with countries ranked high on global development indices and negative characteristics with countries ranked low. We also find a positive correlation between the number of search queries about a country and the country's position in indices of global development. These findings illustrate that ordinary people have deeply internalized developmental idealism and that this informs their views about countries worldwide.
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Sociology of Development
Sociology of Development Social Sciences-Development
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