Stem polit$ (all stems)

42 papers:

CHI-2015-BrookerVSBFL #social #social media #twitter

Debating Poverty Porn on Twitter: Social Media as a Place for Everyday Socio-Political Talk (PB, JV, SS, JB, TF, SWL), pp. 3177–3186.

CHI-2015-CrivellaroCDBWO

Contesting the City: Enacting the Political Through Digitally Supported Urban Walks (CC, RC, MDR, SJB, PCW, PO), pp. 2853–2862.

CHI-2015-PineL #metric

The Politics of Measurement and Action (KHP, ML), pp. 3147–3156.

CHI-2015-SemaanFRMD #design #interactive

Designing Political Deliberation Environments to Support Interactions in the Public Sphere (BS, HAF, SPR, MM, SKD), pp. 3167–3176.

CSCW-2015-Borge-Holthoefer #network #twitter

Content and Network Dynamics Behind Egyptian Political Polarization on Twitter (JBH, WM, KD, IW), pp. 700–711.

ECIR-2015-DehghaniAMK #automation

Sources of Evidence for Automatic Indexing of Political Texts (MD, HA, MM, JK), pp. 568–573.

SIGIR-2015-FangOHML #classification #topic #twitter

Topic-centric Classification of Twitter User’s Political Orientation (AF, IO, PH, CM, NL), pp. 791–794.

CADE-2015-ChocronFR #revisited

A Polite Non-Disjoint Combination Method: Theories with Bridging Functions Revisited (PC, PF, CR), pp. 419–433.

CHI-2014-CrivellaroCBWO #facebook #social

A pool of dreams: facebook, politics and the emergence of a social movement (CC, RC, JB, PCW, PO), pp. 3573–3582.

CSCW-2014-GrevetTG #difference #social #social media

Managing political differences in social media (CG, LGT, EG), pp. 1400–1408.

CSCW-2014-MaruyamaRDSF #how #hybrid #twitter

Hybrid media consumption: how tweeting during a televised political debate influences the vote decision (MM, SPR, SKD, BS, HAF), pp. 1422–1432.

CSCW-2014-SemaanRDM #multi #social #social media #towards

Social media supporting political deliberation across multiple public spheres: towards depolarization (BS, SPR, SKD, MM), pp. 1409–1421.

ECIR-2014-MeguebliKDP #approach #identification

Unsupervised Approach for Identifying Users’ Political Orientations (YM, MK, BLD, FP), pp. 507–512.

KDIR-2014-TisserantRP #classification #mining #semantics #statistics #twitter

Mining Tweet Data — Statistic and Semantic Information for Political Tweet Classification (GT, MR, VP), pp. 523–529.

HT-2013-BastosPT #topic #twitter

Tweeting across hashtags: overlapping users and the importance of language, topics, and politics (MTB, CP, RT), pp. 164–168.

CHI-2013-WulfAKASRYR #social #social media

Fighting against the wall: social media use by political activists in a Palestinian village (VW, KA, IAK, MA, KS, MR, GPY, DR), pp. 1979–1988.

CSCW-2013-GarrettW #realtime

The promise and peril of real-time corrections to political misperceptions (RKG, BEW), pp. 1047–1058.

OCSC-2013-Abascal-MenaLZ #analysis #behaviour #mining #twitter

User Generated Content: An Analysis of User Behavior by Mining Political Tweets (RAM, ÉLO, JSZH), pp. 3–12.

ICEIS-v2-2013-RothPS #communication #social #social media

Some Insights into the Role of Social Media in Political Communication (MR, GP, JS), pp. 351–360.

ECIR-2013-WeberGT #hashtag #roadmap

Political Hashtag Trends (IW, VRKG, AT), pp. 857–860.

KDIR-KMIS-2013-DimasKV #approach #sentiment #twitter

Every Character Counts — A Character based Approach to Determine Political Sentiment on Twitter (AD, PCK, EMV), pp. 261–266.

SIGIR-2013-RooijOR #named #visualisation

ThemeStreams: visualizing the stream of themes discussed in politics (OdR, DO, MdR), pp. 1077–1078.

CIKM-2012-AwadallahRW #classification #named

PolariCQ: polarity classification of political quotations (RA, MR, GW), pp. 1945–1949.

CIKM-2012-WangYYLM

Diversionary comments under political blog posts (JW, CTY, PSY, BL, WM), pp. 1789–1793.

SIGIR-2012-WeberGB #roadmap

Political search trends (IW, VRKG, EB), p. 1012.

CHI-2011-GolbeckH #twitter

Computing political preference among twitter followers (JG, DLH), pp. 1105–1108.

CSCW-2011-ParkKKLS #predict #sentiment

The politics of comments: predicting political orientation of news stories with commenters’ sentiment patterns (SP, MK, JK, YL, JS), pp. 113–122.

CIKM-2011-AwadallahRW #comprehension #named #network #topic

OpinioNetIt: understanding the opinions-people network for politically controversial topics (RA, MR, GW), pp. 2481–2484.

RE-2011-MilneM #requirements #research

Power and politics in requirements engineering: A proposed research agenda (AM, NAMM), pp. 187–196.

CHI-2010-BaumerST

America is like Metamucil: fostering critical and creative thinking about metaphor in political blogs (EPSB, JS, BT), pp. 1437–1446.

CHI-2010-MunsonR #how

Presenting diverse political opinions: how and how much (SAM, PR), pp. 1457–1466.

SIGIR-2010-AwadallahRW #classification

Language-model-based pro/con classification of political text (RA, MR, GW), pp. 747–748.

CIKM-2009-ZhuM #analysis #identification #multi

Multidimensional political spectrum identification and analysis (LZ, PM), pp. 2045–2048.

CSCW-2008-BurkeK08a #community #online

Mind your Ps and Qs: the impact of politeness and rudeness in online communities (MB, RK), pp. 281–284.

SIGIR-2008-JiangA #analysis #categorisation

Exploiting subjectivity analysis in blogs to improve political leaning categorization (MJ, SA), pp. 725–726.

ITiCSE-WGR-2004-Clear #agile #student

Students becoming political and “incorrect” through agile methods (TC), pp. 13–15.

CSCW-2004-CarpenterNMRDBFJ #lessons learnt #online

Online political organizing: lessons from the field (KC, BAN, JM, SR, DD, IB, KAF, QJ), pp. 59–62.

ICEIS-v1-2004-Lyytinen #analysis #functional #requirements #scalability #source code

Large Scale Requirements Engineering in Action: An Ethnographic Analysis of Functional and Political Ecologies in Situ in Space Mission Programs (KL), p. V.

CIKM-2004-Efron #documentation #using #web

The liberal media and right-wing conspiracies: using cocitation information to estimate political orientation in web documents (ME), pp. 390–398.

HT-2002-Walker #web

Links and power: the political economy of linking on the Web (JW), pp. 72–73.

REFSQ-1998-SantosC #requirements #social

The Structural, Social, Political and Symbolic Dimensions of Computer-Based Systems Requirements (IS, JAC), pp. 121–129.

HT-1996-Greco #hypermedia

Hypertext with Consequence: Recovering a Politics of Hypertext (DG), pp. 85–92.