Researcher @GSI_Muenchen | Previously @WZB_Berlin @HumboldUni @polsciuibk | Political communication, party competition, political systems & text-as-data/css
Joined September 2021
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Is new media altering the traditional dynamics?
🇩🇪🇦🇹🇨🇭Study from @c_ivanusch shows political parties are more likely to engage with each other on social media than in press releases. #PartyPolitics
🔗ow.ly/giGj50WwCgo
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Neu erschienen: "What Makes it into the Media? Party Messages, Communication Channels, and Media Outlets" von @c_ivanusch (zusammen mit Paul Balluff)
doi.org/10.1177/194016122513…
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🚨 #Data alert 📣 We just released #ParlLawSpeech – full texts of more than 40k bills, 28k laws, and 3 mio. parliamentary speeches from 7 countries (AT, CZ, DE, DK, ES, HR, HU) and the EU! If you study democracy with #Text-As-Data / #NLP methods, this is for you! A short 🧵 (1/3)
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🚨 New #OpenAccess publication alert! 🚨
Why do parties sometimes bend over backwards to accommodate new demands, and why do they remain focused on their core policies at other times?
Over the moon to see my single-authored study out in @EJPRjournal
👉 doi.org/10.1111/1475-6765.12…
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🆕How do electoral opportunities shape party agendas? 🤔
@FabianHabersack explores how parties balance core & peripheral issues, adjusting to #voter stability and mobilisation potential ⚖️
👉 bit.ly/4fM6ugI 🔓
#OA #Election
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Klaus H. Goetz, Radu-Mihai Triculescu, Leonce Röth & @c_ivanusch presented ongoing SYNCPOL work.
More information on SYNCPOL can be found here: politicalsystems.org/erc-adv…
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Last week, members of the SYNCPOL team @LMU_Muenchen visited Tongji University to take part in the workshop "Time and Political Power".
This was sponsored by the LMU - ChAN program & the local host was Professor Zheng Chunrong.
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🧵Policy shifts and polarization – a manifesto perspective on today’s #USelections2024. As the presidential race draws to a close, we have annotated and analysed the policy platforms that the Democratic and Republican parties have published ahead of the elections:
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🆕 Where do parties interact?
@c_ivanusch's study of press releases + tweets in 🇦🇹🇩🇪🇨🇭 shows that issue engagement between parties varies across communication channels, revealing social media’s potentially transformative role in party competition
🔓 #OA bit.ly/4e6LeAN
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#ManifestoMonday is back with a new edition on the upcoming national elections in Austria🇦🇹. In a blog post for @derStandardat, our research fellow @c_ivanusch takes you through the parties’ manifestos:
derstandard.at/story/3000000… (German)
We summarize the results in this🧵 1/7:
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Am kommenden Sonntag ist #Nationalratswahl! 🗳️
Aber welche Themen sind den Parteien wichtig, was verbindet sie und wo unterscheiden sie sich? 🤔
@c_ivanusch hat sich dazu die Wahlprogramme angesehen. Lesen und teilen: 👇
derstandard.at/story/3000000…
#Politikwissenschaftsblog
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Both our manifestoberta models (sentence + context) have been retrained on our updated corpus (2024a). Find the new manifestoberta versions (2024.1.1) on @huggingface:
huggingface.co/manifesto-pro…
huggingface.co/manifesto-pro…
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(1/4) NEW OPEN-ACCESS PUBLICATION: 'The limits of sportswashing. How the 2022 FIFA World Cup affected attitudes about Qatar' with J. Gerschewski, @S_Hellmeier, @eda_keremoglu & M. Zürn in PLOS ONE (doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone…).
@scriptsberlin @WZB_Berlin @FU_Berlin @UniKonstanz
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Which political messages make it into the media? In a recent blog post for @derStandardat, our research fellow @c_ivanusch (together w. Paul Balluf) shares their findings on the interplay of various areas of party communication.
Read it here (German): derstandard.de/story/3000000…
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You have a manifesto not yet annotated by us? You want to learn how to automatedly annotate texts with our categories? Check out the newest addition to our "Tutorials"-section💡 We run you through each step of applying our manifestoberta LLM in Python.
manifesto-project.wzb.eu/tut…
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Fascinating analysis by @FabianHabersack, who uses our language model "manifestoberta" to classify the Austrian and European parties' manifestos as we approach #EuropeanParliament elections next month! 👇
In 2 Wochen findet die #Europawahl2024 🗳️statt. Jetzt wäre es gut, sich noch schnell mit den Kandidat:innen & Positionen zu befassen — anstelle nationaler Themen.
@FabianHabersack hat dafür genau den passenden Blog geschrieben: derstandard.at/story/3000000…
#Politikwissenschaftsblog
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The upcoming EP elections are the ideal opportunity for us as Manifesto Project to look at political parties' attitudes towards the #EU. In the first of a series of threads, we investigate the salience of and positions on 🇪🇺 in national election manifestos from 1945 until today:
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📊#ManifestoMonday is back for 2024’s ‘super election year’: Starting with the #EUelections2024, we will do a little series of threads on issues, programs and positions throughout the year...