Facebook是一个“可信赖的日常交流空间”:政党、公民和直接代表

IF 0.4 Q4 COMMUNICATION
A. Larsson
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这项研究以纵向的方式详细介绍了与直接代表有关的过程,评估了瑞典政党在为期四年的两次选举中利用其Facebook页面的程度。此外,该研究还通过衡量Facebook用户偏好的参与类型与政党页面的关系,为公民互动提供了见解。结果显示,虽然大多数政党似乎都在组织与竞选活动有关的在线活动,但小型的非议会海盗党却采取了更符合直接代表的永久性竞选方面的方法。此外,虽然结果表明,公民确实在Facebook上参与政党活动,但他们主要是通过“点赞”而不是评论来进行的——可以说,这种趋势表明人们对在线讨论和审议的兴趣有限。
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Facebook as a ‘trusted space of everyday communication’: Parties, citizens and direct representation
Detailing processes related to direct representation in a longitudinal fashion, the study at hand gauges the degree to which Swedish political parties have utilized their Facebook pages during a four-year period covering two elections. Moreover, the study provides insights into citizen interaction by measuring the types of engagement preferred by Facebook users in relation to the party pages. Results indicate that while the bulk of parties appear as largely organizing their online activity in relation to election campaigns, the small, non-parliamentary Pirate Party emerges as taking an approach more in line with the permanent campaign aspect of direct representation. Moreover, while results indicate that citizens are indeed engaging with parties on Facebook, they do so mostly through ‘liking’ rather than commenting ‐ arguably a tendency suggesting limited interest in online discussion and deliberation.
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