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Environmental politics. Could social media in Greece foster the ground for an alternative environmental agenda?

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Archontaki I., Karadimitriou A., Giannouli I., Papathanassopoulos S.
Central European Journal of Communication
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2024
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vol. 17
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issue 3(37)
332-348
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The sharing of news across various social media platforms has become an integral part of our daily information intake. But our understanding of the specific types of environmental news stories that gain widespread traction across diverse media platforms remains limited. In our study we examine the most popular posts appearing on Facebook and Twitter for a three-month period (September – November 2021). Our research revealed that social media users predominantly depend on traditional media outlets rather than seeking information from alternative news sources. The news shared on social media platforms primarily originates from political actors and institutions, either in the form of statements or press releases. This content tends to focus on the societal and economic implications of the crisis. Consequently, despite the unquestionable importance of the climate crisis, social media in Greece has not yet managed to establish an alternative narrative or agenda surrounding this issue.
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The Future of Gender and Gender Equality Online: A Scenario Analysis of Imaginaries on Gender and Social Media Platforms

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Lagrange B., Van Bauwel S., Biltereyst D., Cannizzaro S., Toms J., Ağca Y., Andersson I., Bjorner E., Karadimitriou A., Odstrčilová K., Papathanassopoulos S., Risi E., Latronico V.
Central European Journal of Communication
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2024
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vol. 17
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issue 1(35)
103-124
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The emergence and growth of the internet and social media platforms have engendered significant transformations in everyday life, affecting not only society’s most innermost life but also its structural organization. This digital realm impacts gender equality, giving rise to spaces for feminist community building and activism, but at the same time enabling online gender harassment and violence. Our aim was to construct possible scenarios of the future, focusing on foreseeable consequences of social media on gender (in)equality in Europe. Using the Delphi+ method, we generated diverse future scenarios envisioning the intersection of gender and social media platforms. Through an analysis of these scenarios, we identified three recurring themes situated on a continuum from utopian to dystopian perspectives, including various positions in relation to the question of social media as safe or unsafe spaces. This study then provides us with possible imaginaries in relation to gender and social media platforms.
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