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Changing Social Representations and Agenda Interactions of Gene Editing After Crises: A Network Agenda-Setting Study on Chinese Social Media

Social Science Computer Review, 2021
By incorporating social representation theory with science communication and by using a critical milestone scientific crisis (i.e., the scandal of Chinese gene-edited human babies in 2018) as a dividing point, this study adopted a network agenda-setting approach to explore how various actors (i.e., scientists, the media, laypeople, and the government ...
Anfan Chen, Xing Zhang
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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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Science news in the European dailies, the invisible network of the agenda setting

Accountability in Research, 1997
A survey of the development of press coverage of scientific and technical information in the main European dailies1, reveals three major trends—a general explosion of coverage in the Community countries studied, an increasingly specialized body of science writers and, finally, a lack of control of the networks that communicate scientific information ...
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A Web of Watchdogs: Stakeholder Media Networks and Agenda-Setting in Response to Corporate Initiatives

Journal of Business Ethics, 2013
This article seeks to model the agenda-setting strategies of stakeholders equipped with online and other media in three cases involving protests against multinational corporations (MNCs). Our theoretical objective is to widen agenda-setting theory to a dynamic and nonlinear networked stakeholder context, in which stakeholder-controlled media assume ...
Maria Besiou, Mark Lee Hunter, Luk N. Van Wassenhove   +2 more
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The Application of Social Network Analysis in Agenda Setting Research: A Methodological Exploration

Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, 2012
This article presents the innovative application of social network analysis to agenda setting research. It suggests that the approach of network analysis enables researchers to map out the interrelationships among objects and attributes both in the media agenda and the public agenda.
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Agenda Trending: Reciprocity and the Predictive Capacity of Social Network Sites in Intermedia Agenda Setting across Issues over Time

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
This study examines the transformation of agenda setting in the converged user/producer media environment by comparing the topical issue agendas of two traditional media outlets (NY Times and CNN) with the trending agendas of two social network sites (Facebook and Twitter).
Jacob Groshek, Megan Clough Groshek
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Open Source, Open Vision: The MakerPro Network and the Broadening of Participation in Setting Taiwan’s IT Vision Agenda

Human–Computer Interaction, 2019
HCI recognizes the importance of visions as both a design and futuring approach and a problem-solving technique.
Guo Freeman, Jeffrey Bardzell, Shaowen Bardzell   +2 more
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Distributive Politics in Public Goods Network: Implicit Logrolling by Agenda Setting

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
Public goods networks arouse conflict between those who already benefit from the project and those who merely pay its costs. Thus, it may seem that it is difficult for pork-barrel politicians to target these public goods for logrolling with other districts.
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New Avenues for Agenda-Setting Research: Network Agenda-Setting, Agenda-Melding and Intermedia Agenda-Setting

2023
Raluca Buturoiu, Nicoleta Corbu, Mădălina Boțan   +2 more
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