呼吁民众:对传统媒体、社交媒体和议会材料中提及民众的内容分析

IF 3 3区 管理学 Q1 COMMUNICATION
Edina Strikovic, T. V. D. Meer, R. Vliegenthart, Linda Bos
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政治代表性是代议制民主的核心。为了表明他们与所代表的人民的联系,政客们经常提到“人民”。在这项研究中,我们重点关注政客们是如何称呼人民的,以及这在三个不同渠道和形式的主要沟通平台上是如何变化的:新闻媒体、社交媒体和议会。通过对新闻文章、政客社交媒体帖子和议会演讲的深入内容分析(N = 1668年),我们研究了荷兰政治家如何在“倡导”人民和“反对”其他行为者方面向人民发表讲话;政客们最常指的是人民;哪些通信平台主要用于此,以及这些对人员的引用是否随时间而变化。我们发现,在选举年和非选举年,对人民的提及没有区别。然而,政党和沟通平台都发挥着重要作用:在社交媒体和左翼政党政客以及民粹主义评分较高的政客的沟通中,对人民的提及更加频繁。我们还发现,对人民的倡导性提及几乎没有变化,而包括反对性提及的交流在民粹主义行为者和政治左派中更为突出。
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Appeals to the people: A content analysis of references to the people in traditional media, social media, and parliamentary materials
Abstract Political representation lies at the heart of representative democracy. In order to signal their connection to the people they are representing, politicians often refer to “the people.” In this study, we focus on how politicians refer to the people and how this varies across three main platforms of communication differing in access and formality: news media, social media, and the parliament. Through an in-depth content analysis of news articles, politicians’ social media posts and parliamentary speeches (N = 1668), we examine how Dutch politicians address the people in terms of “advocacy” for the people and in “opposition” to other actors; which politicians most commonly refer to the people; which communication platforms are predominantly used for this, and whether these references to the people vary across time. We find that references to the people did not differ between election and non-election years. Yet, parties and communication platform both play important roles: references to the people manifest themselves more frequently in social media and in communication from politicians from parties on the left as well as those scoring higher on the populism scale. We also find that there is little variation in advocative references to the people, while communication that includes oppositional references is more prominent among populist actors and those positioned on the political left.
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期刊介绍: The Information Society is a multidisciplinary journal intended to answer questions about the Information Age. It provides a forum for thoughtful commentary and discussion of significant topics in the world of information, such as transborder data flow, regulatory issues, the impact of the information industry, information as a determinant of public and private organizational performance, and information and the sovereignty of the public and private organizational performance, and information and the sovereignty of the public. Its papers analyze information policy issues affecting society. Because of the journal"s international perspective, it will have worldwide appeal to scientists and policymakers in government, education, and industry.
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