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Involving Experts by Experience in Adult Social Care Research Capacity Building: Impact and Reflections

Mikelyte R, Bates A, Potts J, Walton G, Trapp O, Zhang W, Abrahamson V, Towers A.   +7 more
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A territorial dispute or an agenda war? A cross-national investigation of the network agenda-setting (NAS) model

Journal of Information Technology and Politics, 2020
Anchored by the network agenda setting (NAS) model, this study uses a supervised machine-learning approach to analyze the agendas of major newspapers in China, Japan, and the United States, and dis...
Yan Su
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Setting the Agenda for a Social Movement: A New Approach to the Network Agenda Setting Model

Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly
This study examined the network agenda setting (NAS) influence of mainstream and partisan media on the public during the 2018 #NeverAgain social movement on X. Using a unique theoretical and methodological approach, it also investigated the NAS impact of social movement leaders. Results showed that the news media as a whole and the mainstream, liberal,
Itai Himelboim, Guy J Golan
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Use of Microblogs in Grassroots Movements in China: Exploring the Role of Online Networking in Agenda Setting

Journal of Information Technology and Politics, 2014
AbstractThis study examines the role of online networking in a grassroots movement in China. Drawing on Manuel Castells’s theory of communication power in the network society, we argue that microblogs can facilitate China’s mass self-communication in a network environment, even under authoritarian control, and are able to challenge the power of agenda ...
King-Wa Fu, Michael Chau
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Media Network and Citizen Journalism: The Transition from Agenda Setting to Agenda Loop

Communication Studies
Zixiao Yang
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Setting priorities for an agenda within the Spanish pediatric emergency medicine research network

European Journal of Pediatrics, 2023
The research network of the Spanish Pediatric Emergency Society (RISeuP-SPERG Network) needs to establish its research agenda relevant to pediatric emergency medicine (PEM) to guide the development of future projects, as other networks have done before.
Roberto Velasco, Jose A. Alonso-Cadenas, Mercedes de la Torre, Abel Martínez-Mejias, Santiago Mintegi, Sandra Yañez, Borja Gomez, Zulema Lobato, Vega Murga, Nuria Clerigué, José Luis Fernández, Lorena Vázquez, Juan Luis Santos, Daniel de la Rosa, Maria Hernández, Sara Garcia, Svetlana Pavlovic, Zelidety Espinel, Irene Baena, Sandra Moya, Mariano Plana, Antón Castaño, Ramón Fernández, Javier Melgar, Patricia Del Rio, Leticia González, Emma Barrera, Carlos Garcia-Vao, Carlos Miguel Angelats, Ana Curcoy, Cristina Parra, Maria Teresa Moya, María Amalia Pérez, María R García, David Andina, Juan Carlos Molina, Pilar Storch-De-Gracia, Judith Àngel, Neus Pociello, Estíbaliz Garrido, Beatriz Azkunaga, Iker Gangoiti, Javier Benito, Maria Gonzalez, Mikel Olabarri, Natalia Paniagua, Silvia García, Yolanda Ballestero, Rosa Calderón, Amaia Cámara, Jose Angel Muñoz, Sara Pons, Aris Rivas, Blanca Collado, Conchita Miguez, Gloria Guerrero, Jorge Lorente, Paula Vazquez, Rafael Marañón, Ana Muñoz, Maria Luisa Herreros, Alicia Calvo, Isabel Durán, Eva Benito, Virginia Gómez, María Ángeles García, Helvia Benito, Reyes Balcells, Núria Gilabert, Esther Lera, Sebastià González, Carlos Pérez, Nieves de Lucas, Carmen Casal   +73 more
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Issue Obtrusiveness and the Agenda-Setting Effects of National Network News

Communication Research, 1989
This study examines the effect of issue obtrusiveness on the agenda-setting effects of the national network television news. Two competing models are tested: (a) the obtrusive contingency, which holds that agenda-setting effects decrease as the obtrusiveness of, or amount of personal experience with, an issue increases, and (b) the cognitive-priming ...
DAVID PEARCE DEMERS, DENNIS CRAFF, YANG-HO CHOI, BETH M. PESSIN   +3 more
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Courts in Social Networks: Setting a Research Agenda for Socio-Legal Studies

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
This paper provides a preliminary analysis of the social media policies created in the Brazilian Judiciary and the experience of two Brazilian Courts (STF and STJ) in the use of social networks.We explain two different cases (STF on Twitter and STJ on Facebook) and describe the role of the National Council of Justice (CNJ) in regulating the subject ...
Rafael A. F. Zanatta, Michel Roberto Oliveira de Souza   +1 more
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Perceived leadership stability and the structure of urban agenda-setting networks

Social Networks, 1985
A number of recent studies have addressed the informal social structure surrounding urban decision making, showing its implications for collective political action. This paper extends these analyses by asking a prior question: what factors affect the structure of political networks?
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The Power of Message Networks: A Big-Data Analysis of the Network Agenda Setting Model and Issue Ownership

Mass Communication and Society, 2015
This article presents an empirical study that tests a new concept, “issue ownership network,” which is based on the network agenda setting (NAS) model and the theory of issue ownership. Big data analytics and semantic network analysis were used to examine the large data set collected on Twitter during the 2012 U.S. presidential election. Results showed
Lei Guo, Chris Vargo
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