The effect of social media on opinion polarization
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Respondent for paper 899: Ms. Shuo Sun
Respondent for paper 1671: Dr. Rosa Berganza
Respondent for paper 1343: Ms. Xinya Jiang
Respondent for paper 1161: Prof. Xianwen Kuang
The effect of social media on opinion polarization
Session Code:
MPS-5
Chair:
Stephanie Na
Liu
Sichuan University
899
The construction of corruption scandals in the (social) media in the age of polarization
Session Code:
MPS-5
1671
The Reinforcement of Opinion Polarization on the Smart Media Platform: Analyzing the News and Comments about Sino-US Relations on Toutiao
Session Code:
MPS-5
1343
Are social media users in China both ideologically and affectively polarized? An analysis of Sina Weibo’s tweets and comments on the Myanmar 2021 Protests
Session Code:
MPS-5
1161
The Cry of Democracy or the Horn of Hatred? the Role of Social Media in 2021 South African Unrest: from the Perspective of Interaction Ritual Chains
Session Code:
MPS-5
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