The Effect of Social Media on the Ethnic Dynamics in Donations to Disaster Relief Efforts

Sulaeman, Deserina; Sulaeman, Johan

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“…The presence of a large number of governments on various social media platforms does not only reflect the qualitative expansion of the digital contact channels offered by governments (Carr, 2020). Social media is defined as "a group of users of internet-based technologies that enable them to easily create, edit, evaluate, or link to content or another content creator" (Sulaeman & Sulaeman, 2022). The key is the potential for governmentcitizen interactivity, collaboration, and co-creation and profound paradigm shifts between governments, citizens as users, and commercial organisations (Hagen, Neely, Scharf, & Keller, 2020).…”

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A Systematic Review of Social Media and Government in the Social Science Discipline

Widayat

Aji

Kurniawan

2023

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The technical viewpoint recognises the critical role of information and communication technology as a driving force in our time. The importance of public policy management in the environment of public service institutions and regional commands is investigated from the standpoint of public administration and the use of social media. Academics need to map out ideas about how social media and government interact. This research aims to see the important themes or issues raised by scholars in social media and their government articles. What are the comprehensive factors that influence the use of social media in government circles? The research method used was a literature review on social media and government by reviewing journal articles on social media and government published in Scopus as data-based and processed using the NVivo 12 Plus analysis tool. The results of this study reveal five significant problems between social media and the government. These problems include digital difficulties, policies, information, communication, and politics. This research also gave birth to social media and government, which must take the form of digital activism; secondly, access to information disseminated by the government through social media; and third, administrative communication, which looks at how ideas are offered via social media to the government. Fourth, to achieve social media and government goals, it is necessary to demonstrate ethical and political behaviour, formulate policies following those goals, and then evaluate those policies through the implementation of rules or laws.

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A Systematic Review of Social Media and Government in the Social Science Discipline

Widayat

Aji

Kurniawan

2023

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Factors Influencing Public Donation Intention during Major Public Health Emergencies and Their Interactions: Evidence from China

Zhao,

Tian

2024

Behavioral Sciences

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The COVID-19 pandemic is a major public health emergency that has caused significant global devastation. However, it has also fostered unprecedented worldwide solidarity. During this crisis, we have witnessed large-scale donations and assistance both domestically and internationally. In the face of such extensive public engagement, understanding the driving factors behind public donations is crucial in responding to future global shocks like the COVID-19 pandemic. This study proposes an analytical framework and examines the factors influencing public donation intention during major public health emergencies and their interactions. Based on the online and telephone survey data of 11,682 responses collected in China during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, this study employs multiple logistic regression and moderation effect models to analyze these influencing factors and their interactions on public donation intention. The findings reveal a remarkably high level of public engagement, with 79% of respondents expressing donation intention. Further analysis indicates that the hardship level caused by the pandemic, degree of risk perception, community material support, and evaluation of the pandemic response all have a significant and positive impact on public donation intention. Moreover, the evaluation of the pandemic response and community material support significantly and positively moderate the impact of the hardship level caused by the pandemic and degree of risk perception on public donation intention, respectively. This study provides valuable guidance for governments and organizations worldwide. It is helpful for enriching crisis management theory and improving crisis response mechanisms.

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The Effect of Social Media on the Ethnic Dynamics in Donations to Disaster Relief Efforts

Cited by 2 publications

References 23 publications

A Systematic Review of Social Media and Government in the Social Science Discipline

A Systematic Review of Social Media and Government in the Social Science Discipline

Factors Influencing Public Donation Intention during Major Public Health Emergencies and Their Interactions: Evidence from China

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