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Politicization and Right-Wing Normalization on Youtube: A Topic-Based Analysis of the “Alternative Influence Network”

Post author By DigiMoD
Post date December 13, 2023

Curd Benjamin Knüpfer (Free University of Berlin), Carsten Schwemmer (Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich) and Annett Heft (Free University of Berlin/Weizenbaum Institute) published an article on the Politicization and Right-Wing Normalization on Youtube: A Topic-Based Analysis of the “Alternative Influence Network” in the International Journal of Communication. The study addresses a gap in current research on YouTube’s […]

Tags computational social science, normalization, politicization, publication, right-wing politics, social science, youtube

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