How to make sense of platformized crisis?: (Algorithmically) Analysing discursive patterns in social media messages during moments of mobilization and issue formation

ResearchComponents.InformationTable.Publication.Authors Tim de Winkel, Maya Sappelli, Laura Meijer, Anne Kessels, Marije Vrijmoeth, Dianne Teunisse, Annette Klarenbeek
ResearchComponents.InformationTable.Publication.PublicationDate 2024
ResearchComponents.InformationTable.Publication.PublicationType Lecture

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How do communication professionals in public institutions handle issue management in the online debate, and do the principles of Discursive Psychology apply to social media conversations, between a citizen and communication professional of – for example – a municipality, during mobilization or issue formation.

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  • Tim de Winkel
    • Researcher
    • researchcomponents.publicationcontent.authorlectoratelabelsingle: Social Interaction in Public Spaces
  • Laura Meijer
    • Researcher
  • Anne Kessels
    Anne Kessels
    • PhD candidate
    • researchcomponents.publicationcontent.authorlectoratelabelsingle: Social Interaction in Public Spaces
  • Dianne Teunisse
    • Researcher
  • Annette Klarenbeek
    • Professor
    • researchcomponents.publicationcontent.authorlectoratelabelsingle: Social Interaction in Public Spaces
ResearchComponents.DetailedInformation.Language English
ResearchComponents.DetailedInformation.Keywords discursive patterns, social media, crisis communication, mobilization