Rosa Navarrete
@rosanavarrete.bsky.social
Assistant Professor at @uam.es. Previously at @politicsunisaar & i2sc.net . PhD Uni Mannheim. #firstgen
It's all about the soundtrack
It's all about the soundtrack
We find a negative link between EU polarisation
and membership support. In Portugal and Greece, polarisation impacts opinions most when EU issues are salient. We also observe differences regarding country-specific patterns, crises, political strategies, and public opinion.
and membership support. In Portugal and Greece, polarisation impacts opinions most when EU issues are salient. We also observe differences regarding country-specific patterns, crises, political strategies, and public opinion.
April 8, 2025 at 4:52 PM
We find a negative link between EU polarisation
and membership support. In Portugal and Greece, polarisation impacts opinions most when EU issues are salient. We also observe differences regarding country-specific patterns, crises, political strategies, and public opinion.
and membership support. In Portugal and Greece, polarisation impacts opinions most when EU issues are salient. We also observe differences regarding country-specific patterns, crises, political strategies, and public opinion.
We argue that the politicisation of the EU issue, has intensified partisan conflict in these countries, and that these changes in EU polarisation
have influenced public attitudes towards European integration. We calculate EU polarisation using data from the @manifestoproj.bsky.social .
have influenced public attitudes towards European integration. We calculate EU polarisation using data from the @manifestoproj.bsky.social .
April 8, 2025 at 4:52 PM
We argue that the politicisation of the EU issue, has intensified partisan conflict in these countries, and that these changes in EU polarisation
have influenced public attitudes towards European integration. We calculate EU polarisation using data from the @manifestoproj.bsky.social .
have influenced public attitudes towards European integration. We calculate EU polarisation using data from the @manifestoproj.bsky.social .
Southern Europe has long been seen as the EU’s most pro-European region. After the dictatorships fell in Greece, Portugal, and Spain, joining the European Community was tied to hopes of democratic stability. We call that early wave of optimism and support: EUphoria.
April 8, 2025 at 4:52 PM
Southern Europe has long been seen as the EU’s most pro-European region. After the dictatorships fell in Greece, Portugal, and Spain, joining the European Community was tied to hopes of democratic stability. We call that early wave of optimism and support: EUphoria.
Great meeting today with the newest members of @o3pol.bsky.social! Excited to dive into cutting-edge research on online politics and explore how digital spaces shape political behavior. Stay tuned for more!
March 17, 2025 at 5:57 PM
Great meeting today with the newest members of @o3pol.bsky.social! Excited to dive into cutting-edge research on online politics and explore how digital spaces shape political behavior. Stay tuned for more!
Today I had two very special guests in my course Politics in the digital era 🥳 Thanks @giucarny.bsky.social & @alexhartland.bsky.social for your great class on quantitative text analysis and LLMs! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
January 23, 2025 at 7:25 PM
Today I had two very special guests in my course Politics in the digital era 🥳 Thanks @giucarny.bsky.social & @alexhartland.bsky.social for your great class on quantitative text analysis and LLMs! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
However, for citizens prone to believing misinformation, media consumption habits have no significant impact highlighting a critical blind spot in addressing democracy’s resilience in the digital age
December 9, 2024 at 10:38 AM
However, for citizens prone to believing misinformation, media consumption habits have no significant impact highlighting a critical blind spot in addressing democracy’s resilience in the digital age
Employing novel data from an online survey conducted in Germany in June 2021, we show that political information sources and misinformation exposure have a greater impact on perceptions of democratic functioning than on support for democracy as a political ideal.
December 9, 2024 at 10:38 AM
Employing novel data from an online survey conducted in Germany in June 2021, we show that political information sources and misinformation exposure have a greater impact on perceptions of democratic functioning than on support for democracy as a political ideal.