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Full papers will be listed here as we receive them. IPP2018 attendees are listed in bold.<\/strong> The deadline to submit to the conference special issue<\/a> is 29 October 2018.<\/p>\n

Track A: Citizens, Politics and Government<\/h2>\n

A1: Campaigning I [Thurs 11:00-12:30, SR7]<\/h3>\n

Itzel Gonz\u00e1lez Sandoval:<\/strong> Elections: In Between the Certainty of Old Practices and the Chaos of New Technologies. Analyzing Online Campaigns with Text Mining<\/a><\/p>\n

Chen Sabag Ben-Porat:<\/strong> Social Network Usage Patterns of Parliamentary Assistants as Stand-Ins for their Legislator in Israel, Germany, and the U.S. \u2013 and the Public’s Attitudes to this in Israel<\/p>\n

Ksenia Tsyganova, Dmitri Tsyganov:<\/strong> Online pre-election campaign by likes and polls<\/a><\/p>\n

A2: Campaigning II: Targetting and Persuasion [Thurs 13:30-15:00, SR7]<\/h3>\n

Tom Dobber:<\/strong> The Effects of Political Microtargeting<\/p>\n

Simon Kruschinski,<\/strong> Andr\u00e9 Haller: Data-Driven Discrimination? An empirical analysis of political micro-targeting’s promises and concerns for political parties, the electorate and public discourse<\/p>\n

Martin Glick:<\/strong> Changing Political Views With Adaptive A.I.<\/p>\n

A3: Campaigning III: Political Bots [Thurs 15:30-17:00, SR7]<\/h3>\n

Rose Marie Santini,<\/strong> Debora G. Salles,<\/strong> Giulia Tucci,<\/strong> Charbelly Estrella,<\/strong> Carlos Eduardo Barros,<\/strong> Danilo Carvalho, Camyla Terra,<\/strong> Daniela Orofino,<\/strong> Kenzo Seto: Online impersonators: who are they and what do they do? A bot ethnography on Rio de Janeiro\u2019s 2016 municipal elections<\/p>\n

Olga Boichak, Sam Jackson,<\/strong> Jeff Hemsley, Rebekah Tromble and Sikana Tanupabrungsun: Bot Interventions: Identifying Patterns of Orchestrated Activity Across Election Campaigns on Twitter<\/p>\n

Valeriya Vasilkova, Natalya Legostaeva,<\/strong>\u00a0Vladimir Radushevskii:<\/strong> Botnets as an election campaign tool: a methodology for identification and analysis of network publication activity<\/a><\/p>\n

A4: Politicians and Citizens [Thurs 17:10-18:45, SR7]<\/h3>\n

Nikki Soo:<\/strong> MPs and the Potential for Democratic Renewal in Digital Constituency Life<\/p>\n

Sharon Haleva-Amir:<\/strong> On Politicians, Citizens and Words in between: The Illusion of Equalized Discourse on the Facebook Platform<\/p>\n

George Boynton,<\/strong> Glenn Richardson:<\/strong> Political Leadership Emerging in the Twitter Communication Stream [Part 1<\/a>, Part 2<\/a>]<\/p>\n

A5: Citizenship and Participation [Friday 09:00-10:30, SR7]<\/h3>\n

Erhardt Graeff:<\/strong> The Need for Empowerment-based Design in Civic Technology<\/a><\/p>\n

Louise J\u00f8rring,<\/strong> Ant\u00f3nio Valentim,<\/strong> Pablo Porten-Che\u00e9:<\/strong> Mapping the Field: A Literature Review on Digital Citizenship<\/p>\n

Guy Paltieli:<\/strong> What Does Political Participation Mean?<\/p>\n

Prodromos Tsiavos, Theodoros Karounos,<\/strong> Petros Stefaneas: (Un)learning from Athens: Architectures of e-Democracy in the European Global South<\/p>\n

A6: Government and Citizens I (Platforms) [Friday 11:00-12:30, SR7]<\/h3>\n

Tobias Escher,<\/strong> Bastian Rottinghaus: Local government platforms for citizen participation and their effects on legitimacy: evidence from a comparative case study in Germany<\/a><\/p>\n

Daria Gritsenko:<\/strong> Is “Government as a Platform” democratic by design? The case of the Active Citizen Platform in Moscow, Russia<\/p>\n

Han-Teng Liao:<\/strong> The role of platform in China’s consultative style of governance: A meta-analysis of the role of Internet platforms<\/p>\n

A7: Government and Citizens II [Friday 14:40-16:10, SR7]<\/h3>\n

Bernd Firuz Kramer:<\/strong> Via app from survey to decision? The case of T\u00fcbingen and why it could change democratic theory<\/p>\n

Nic DePaula,<\/strong> Teresa Harrison: The EPA under the Obama and Trump administrations: Using LDA topic modeling to discover themes, issues and policy agendas on Twitter<\/a><\/p>\n

Martin Karlsson,<\/strong> Magnus Adenskog,<\/strong> Joachim \u00c5str\u00f6m: Political scandal, online participation and the rebuilding of institutional legitimacy: The case of the Estonian Citizens’ Assembly<\/a><\/p>\n

A8: Citizen (Dis)Engagement [Friday 16:30-18:00, SR7]<\/h3>\n

Neil McNulty:<\/strong> The Internet\u2019s Role in the Recent Revival of the SNP and Labour Party<\/a><\/p>\n

Francesca Vassallo:<\/strong> The Power of the Internet? Millennials, Baby Boomers and Voting in Europe<\/a><\/p>\n

Francesco Bailo:<\/strong> Internet-mediated recruitment networks of political movements: Empirical and theoretical approach<\/a><\/p>\n

Morihiro Ogasahara, Shoko Kiyohara:<\/strong> Did Japanese voters change their passive attitude toward Internet election campaigns? The 2017 Japanese Lower House election<\/a><\/p>\n

Track B: The Information Environment<\/h2>\n

B1: Journalism I [Thurs 11:00-12:30, TLT]<\/h3>\n

Antonello Bocchino:<\/strong> Middle Class Crisis and the “Sharing Industries” as the Main Flywheels of the Produsage of Post-truth Political Communication on Social Media<\/a><\/p>\n

Fabian Falck,<\/strong> Julian Marstaller,<\/strong> Niklas Stoehr, Soeren Maucher, Jeana Ren, Andreas Thalhammer, Achim Rettinger, Rudi Studer: Sentiment Political Compass: A Data-driven Analysis of Online Newspapers regarding Political Orientation<\/a><\/p>\n

Andrew Ross, Delia Dumitrescu:<\/strong> “Vox Twitterati”: Investigating the Effects of Social Media Exemplars in Online News Articles<\/p>\n

B2: Journalism II: News Values\u00a0[Thurs 13:30-15:00, TLT]<\/h3>\n

Pihla Toivanen, Matti Nelimarkka:<\/strong> Populist counter media and media ecology: sources cited in MV media<\/a><\/p>\n

Andrew Chadwick, Cristian Vaccari,<\/strong> Ben O’Loughlin: Do Tabloids Poison the Well of Social Media? Explaining Democratically Dysfunctional News Sharing<\/a><\/p>\n

Helena Chmielewska-Szlajfer:<\/strong> Politics in online tabloids: searching for values in the voices of writers and commenters in the US, UK and Poland<\/a><\/p>\n

B3: Journalism III: Fake News\u00a0[Thurs 15:30-17:00, TLT]<\/h3>\n

Ana Azurmendi:<\/strong> Is Journalism still the “watchdog” of democracy? The European Court of Human Rights facing fake news in Social Media<\/a><\/p>\n

Chamil Rathnayake:<\/strong> Conceptualizing Satirical Fakes as a New Media Genre: An Attempt to Legitimize “Post-Truth Journalism”<\/a><\/p>\n

Linda Monsees:<\/strong> Fake News and the Future of Democratic Politics \u2013 Insights from Germany<\/a><\/p>\n

Ahmed Al-Rawi,<\/strong> Jacob Groshek, Li Zhang: What the fake? Assessing the extent of networked political spamming and bots in the propagation of #fakenews on Twitter<\/a><\/p>\n

B4: Post-Truth Politics\u00a0[Thurs 17:10-18:45, TLT]<\/h3>\n

Tricia Jenkins,<\/strong> Katie Kovarik,<\/strong> Addyson Jackson:<\/strong> The Russian Disinformation Dystopia: A Look at the 2018 US Presidential Election<\/a><\/p>\n

Niki Cheong:<\/strong> Of Troops and (Astro)Turf: The Malaysian Case<\/p>\n

Krishan Kuruppu:<\/strong> Social media and Security: Digital securitisation in a post-truth society<\/a><\/p>\n

Michael Jensen:<\/strong> Fake News and Social Media: The Communication Strategies of Russian Trolls<\/p>\n

B5: Unsocial Media II: Radicalization\u00a0[Friday 09:00-10:30, TLT]<\/h3>\n

Margeret Hall,<\/strong> Michael Logan, Sam Church, Gina Ligon and Doug Derrick: Computational Identification of Latent Radical Content from Online Social Media<\/p>\n

Matthew Crosston:<\/strong> Virtual Democracy and Jihadi Johns: Cognitive Disconnects and CVE Propaganda<\/p>\n

Dilshod Achilov,<\/strong> Ismail Budak Arpinar, Ugur Kursuncu: Using Semantic Analysis in Deconstructing Terrorist Propaganda Wars Online<\/p>\n

B6: Unsocial Media III: Self-Censorship\u00a0[Friday 11:00-12:30, TLT]<\/h3>\n

Elizabeth Dubois, Julia Szwarc:<\/strong> Self-censorship, Polarization, and the “Spiral of Silence” on Social Media<\/a><\/p>\n

Chlo\u00e9 Nurik:<\/strong> “Men are Scum”: Self-regulation, hate speech, and gender-based censorship on Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

Ying Miao:<\/strong> Protest to Populism: Managing Digital Dissent in China<\/p>\n

B7: Social Media Regulation I\u00a0[Friday 14:40-16:10, TLT]<\/h3>\n

Stefan Theil:<\/strong> Freedom of Expression on Social Media: Conceptual and Regulatory Challenges in Europe and the US<\/a><\/p>\n

Erik Bean:<\/strong> Industrial Age Advertising Solutions for a 21st Century Social Network Driven World<\/a><\/p>\n

Robert Wentrup, Efrat Daskal,<\/strong> Dan Shefet: Taming the internet trolls with an internet ombudsman<\/a><\/p>\n

B8: Social Media Regulation II\u00a0[Friday 16:30-18:00, TLT]<\/h3>\n

Martin Johannes Riedl:<\/strong> Holding Platforms Accountable: Content Moderation, Logan Paul, and Good Old Pathetic Dot<\/p>\n

Urbano Reviglio:<\/strong> The Daily Us: Legitimizing Public Service Media in the Age of Personalized and Commercialized Social Media<\/a><\/p>\n

Track C: Fragments, Groups and Collectives<\/h2>\n

C1: What is Democracy? [Thurs 11:00-12:30, SR8]<\/h3>\n

Tatiana Shulga-Morskaya:<\/strong> Electronic Democracy: a Concept Under Construction<\/a><\/p>\n

Dannica Fleuss,<\/strong> Gary Schaal: Dystopia, Utopia, Realism? Epistemological Problems of a Valid Evaluation of Democratic Performance in a Digitalized World and How to Address Them<\/p>\n

Philip Dingeldey:<\/strong> The next Wave away from Democracy<\/a><\/p>\n

C2: Polarization [Thurs 13:30-15:00, SR8]<\/h3>\n

Juan Carlos Medina Serrano,<\/strong> Morteza Shahrazaye, Orestis Papakyriakopoulos, Simon Hegelich: The Rise of the AfD: A Social Media Analysis<\/a><\/p>\n

Ivo Furman, Asl\u0131 Tun\u00e7:<\/strong> How much engagement creates echo chambers? A network approach to studying political polarisation on Twitter during the 2017 Turkish Constitutional Referendum<\/a><\/p>\n

Nahema Marchal,<\/strong> David Watson: Affective Polarisation, Internet and Social Media Use in the UK<\/p>\n

C3: Populism and Protest \u00a0[Thurs 15:30-17:00, SR8]<\/h3>\n

Susana Salgado:<\/strong> Policy discussion in online media: A comparison between Portugal and Spain<\/p>\n

Nick Yin Zhang,<\/strong> Yunya Song: The Role of Social Media in Political Campaigns: A Sentiment and Engagement Analysis of Political News Posts and Facebook Comments in Three Political Events in Hong Kong<\/a><\/p>\n

Bushra Ferdous Khan, Abu Mohammad Shabbir Khan:<\/strong> Protecting the Environment from Populism: Policy Implications Drawn from Sentiment Analysis of Trump Supporters\u2019 Tweets<\/a><\/p>\n

C4: Unsocial Media I: The Far-Right\u00a0[Thurs 17:10-18:45, SR8]<\/h3>\n

Salla-Maaria Laaksonen\u200b,<\/strong> Gavan Titley, \u200bMervi Pantti: Broadcast Ourselves: the politics, channels, genres and brands of Finnish anti-immigration movements on YouTube\u200b<\/a><\/p>\n

Curd Kn\u00fcpfer,<\/strong> Matthias Hoffmann, Vadim Voskresenskii:<\/strong> Hijacking MeToo: Transnational dynamics of digital networks on the far-right and the case of the “120 decibels” campaign<\/a><\/p>\n

Annett Heft,<\/strong> Eva Mayerh\u00f6ffer,<\/strong> Susanne Reinhardt,<\/strong> Curd Kn\u00fcpfer:<\/strong> Transnational nationalism? Comparing right-wing digital news infrastructures in Western Democracies<\/a><\/p>\n

C5: Building Dialogue I [Friday 09:00-10:30, SR8]<\/h3>\n

Nathan Beard,<\/strong> Graeme Troxell,<\/strong> Casey Fiesler: 21st Century Digital Democracy Needs a New Contract<\/a><\/p>\n

Gayani Hurulle,<\/strong> Helani Galpaya, Azamat Ababakirov: Engagement in online discourse on the line in Myanmar?<\/a><\/p>\n

Rainer Freudenthaler,<\/strong> Hartmut Wessler: Accomodating pluralistic conflict in online (counter-) publics \u2013 a multiperspectival normative assessment approach<\/a><\/p>\n

C6: Building Dialogue II\u00a0[Friday 11:00-12:30, SR8]<\/h3>\n

Nina Santos:<\/strong> Social media and democratic challenges: visibility inequalities in the 2013 Brazilian protests<\/a><\/p>\n

Ismail Cem Karadut:<\/strong> Truth-Telling in the Era of Post-Truth: Two Cases of Parrhesia for Democracy<\/a><\/p>\n

Anu Sirola,<\/strong> Markus Kaakinen, Iina Savolainen and Atte Oksanen: Identity bubbles and social influence in social media behaviour among young people<\/p>\n

C7: The New Collective I\u00a0[Friday 14:40-16:10, SR8]<\/h3>\n

Kurt Barling,<\/strong> Chamil Rathnayake:<\/strong> A Topic Model Analysis Approach to Understand Twitter Public Discourse: Grenfell Tower Fire Case Study<\/a><\/p>\n

Jose Mauricio Gaona:<\/strong> Technological Protection of Human Rights: Exploring the Specialized-Emerging Functions of Social Media in Latin America<\/a><\/p>\n

Olga Boichak, Anatoliy Gruzd:<\/strong> Mobilizing diasporas: mapping transnational relief efforts in the social media age<\/p>\n

C8: The New Collective II\u00a0[Friday 16:30-18:00, SR8]<\/h3>\n

Mariia Terentieva:<\/strong> Internet as Public Self-Service Media: Exploring Digital Civil Society in Post-Maidan Ukraine<\/a><\/p>\n

Claudia Ferreira,<\/strong> Nikki Soo:<\/strong> Challenging Existing Institutions and Changing Narratives: Public Perception during the #MeToo and #TimesUp Movement<\/p>\n

Aliaksandr Herasimenka:<\/strong> Responding to Democratic Decay: Large-Scale Political Campaigning on Social Media in Russia<\/a><\/p>\n

Pawe\u0142 Matuszewski,<\/strong> Katarzyna Walecka:<\/strong> Hollowing democracy? From dialogue to cracked society in Poland<\/a><\/p>\n

D3: The Digital Economy [Thurs 15:30-17:00, MOLT]<\/h3>\n

Arnav Joshi:<\/strong> Regulating an Infrastructuralised Airbnb: Organisational, Regulatory and Civil Society Challenges and Responses<\/a><\/p>\n

Balazs Bodo:<\/strong> Decentralized Technologies and Governance at Scale \u2013 De\/Re\/Constructing the Blockchain Narrative<\/p>\n

Aulia Nastiti:<\/strong> Labor Dispute and the Politics of Production in Ride Hailing Services<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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