How are Online and Offline Political Activities Connected?

Angyal, Emese Éva; Fellner, Zita

doi:10.17356/ieejsp.v6i2.649

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“…There are already some systematic reviews of subsets of associations between political behaviour and media use that fall within the scope of our analysis, including reviews of the association between media and radicalization 38,39 , polarization 32 , hate speech 40 , participation [41][42][43][44][45] , echo chambers 46 and campaigning on Twitter 47 . These extant reviews, however, did not contrast and integrate the wide range of politically relevant variables into one comprehensive analysis-an objective that we pursue here.…”

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A systematic review of worldwide causal and correlational evidence on digital media and democracy

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One of today’s most controversial and consequential issues is whether the global uptake of digital media is causally related to a decline in democracy. We conducted a systematic review of causal and correlational evidence (N = 496 articles) on the link between digital media use and different political variables. Some associations, such as increasing political participation and information consumption, are likely to be beneficial for democracy and were often observed in autocracies and emerging democracies. Other associations, such as declining political trust, increasing populism and growing polarization, are likely to be detrimental to democracy and were more pronounced in established democracies. While the impact of digital media on political systems depends on the specific variable and system in question, several variables show clear directions of associations. The evidence calls for research efforts and vigilance by governments and civil societies to better understand, design and regulate the interplay of digital media and democracy.

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“…There are already some systematic reviews of subsets of associations between political behaviour and media use that fall within the scope of our analysis, including reviews of the association between media and radicalization [37,38], polarization [31], hate speech [39], participation [40][41][42][43][44], echo chambers [45], and campaigning on Twitter [46]. For the most relevant review articles, we matched the references provided in these reviews with our reference list (see Materials and Methods section for details).…”

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A Systematic Review of Worldwide Causal and Correlational Evidence on Digital Media and Democracy

Lorenz-Spreen¹,

Oswald²,

Lewandowsky³

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One of today's most controversial and consequential questions is whether the rapid, worldwide uptake of digital media is causally related to a decline in democracy. We conducted a systematic review of causal and correlational evidence (N=498 articles) on the link between digital media and different political variables, such as trust, polarization or news consumption. We further focused on the subset of articles that employed causal inference methods. Across methods, the articles report associations between digital media use and most political variables. Some associations, such as increases in political participation and information consumption, are likely to be beneficial for democracy and were often observed in the Global South and emerging democracies. Other consistently reported associations, such as declining political trust, advantages for populists, and growing polarization, are likely to be detrimental to democracy and were more pronounced in established democracies. We conclude that while the impact of digital media on democracy depends on the specific political variable and the political system in question, several variables show clear directions of associations. We believe that the evidence calls for further research efforts and vigilance by governments and civil societies to better understand and actively design the intimate interplay of digital media and democracy.

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“…Ezek a megközelítések különbséget tesznek a kommunikatív cselekvések és az állampolgári elkötelezettség között (Angyal & Fellner, 2020). Másrészt az onlinekommunikáción alapuló -tevékenységeket egyre szélesebb körben fogadják el a részvétel lehetséges formáiként: a fent idézett tipológiában a részvétel hálózatos struktúrája a kommunikáció formáit is magában foglalja: "A digitálisan hálózatba kapcsolt részvételi aktusok […] gyakran elválaszthatatlanok a részvétel hagyományos értelmezésétől."…”

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A politikai részvétel diskurzusai a magyar fiatalok körében

András,

Andrea

2024

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A fiatalok politikai részvételének különböző makro- és mezoszintű elméletei elsősorban azzal foglalkoznak, hogy ki és miért vesz részt politikai akciókban. Keveset tudunk azonban arról, hogy a fiatalok egyébként hogyan értelmezik ezeket a részvételi formákat, és hogy a tényleges részvételük ezen értelmezések mentén strukturálódik-e. Tanulmányunk célja, hogy bemutassuk, milyen diskurzusai azonosíthatók a politikai részvételnek Magyarországon, és melyek ezek közül a fiatalokra jellemzők. A kérdésnek különös jelentőséget ad, hogy a Covid-19 következtében kialakuló pandémia, amely majd két évre az online térre korlátozta a fiatalok mindennapi interakcióit és politikai aktivizmusát. Aszteroidahatás-hipotézisünk szerint a politikai részvétel új formái jelenhettek meg, amelyek átértelmezhették az online és offline részvétel közötti korábbi dinamikát. A világjárvány harmadik hulláma után és a negyedik hulláma során hat fókuszcsoportos beszélgetést és 8 félig strukturált online interjút folytattunk, amelyeket diskurzuselemzéssel elemeztünk. Eredményeink szerint az aszteroidahatás következtében a fiatalok legalább részben újraértelmezték a politikai részvételt, és beemelték az arról való kommunikációt is a politikai részvétel jelentés mezejébe.

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How are Online and Offline Political Activities Connected?

Cited by 6 publications

References 16 publications

A systematic review of worldwide causal and correlational evidence on digital media and democracy

A systematic review of worldwide causal and correlational evidence on digital media and democracy

A Systematic Review of Worldwide Causal and Correlational Evidence on Digital Media and Democracy

A politikai részvétel diskurzusai a magyar fiatalok körében

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