Violence against women in elections online : a social media analysis tool
Part I. Understanding election violence & gender in online spaces: what is VAWIE? - why is VAWIE important in online spaces? - understanding ecosystems of vawie-online - what are data mining and sentiment analysis? Why we are using them to track VAWIE-Online? -- Part II. Conducting a VAWIE-Onlin...
| Outros Autores: | Tribunal Superior Eleitoral |
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| Tipo de documento: | Livro |
| Idioma: | English |
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International Foundation for Electoral Systems
2021
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Part I. Understanding election violence & gender in online spaces: what is VAWIE? - why is VAWIE important in online spaces? - understanding ecosystems of vawie-online - what are data mining and sentiment analysis? Why we are using them to track VAWIE-Online? -- Part II. Conducting a VAWIE-Online Social Media Analysis: Step 1: set up the study - Step 2: run the analysis - Step 3: analyze results -- Part III. Using the data - stakeholder responses: election management bodies - lawmakers - law enforcement and security sector - political parties - media - social media companies and internet governing bodies - gbv service providers - advocates and civic educators - real-time response -- Part IV. Conclusion -- Annex 1: Online violence terms -- Annex 2: Data analysis key terms -- Annex 3: VAWIE-online social media analysis tool - worksheet for setting up a study: 1. identifying categories of potential targets to monitor - 2. define the lexicon for monitoring - 3. define which social media to monitor -- Annex 4: Database examples -- Annex 5: Self-run platforms |
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