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21 Apr, 11 tweets, 22 min read
WE ASK: What is the relationship between media consumption & believing disinformation abt protests? Employing #panelsurvey in #Ukraine we examine media consumption among protest participants & non-participants + supporters & non-supporters journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… @AKaratnycky
TESTING THEORIES: on #AffectivePolarization #SocialMediaEffects & the role of #OldMedia (namely TV) & #StateMedia (namely #Russian owned TV) + #Ukraine context-specific expectations on #ethnolinguistic #identity divides journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… @EricaChenoweth @civilresistance
WE FIND: 1) Media consumption patterns align with participation in, positive perceptions of, & believing #disinfo about #protests & mediate (even completely absorb) effects of residing in east/south #Ukraine journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…
@OxanaShevel @HURI_Harvard @Ben_OLoughlin
WE FIND:
2) NO evidence!! that any #socialmedia platform correlates with mobilization or beliefs about the protests @NeilKetchley @zeitzoff @zeynep @davidsmeyer1
journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…
WE FIND:
3) Surprisingly use of Russian VKontakte had no effect.
4) BUT there's consistent evidence that “old” media & specifically watching #RussianTV = associated w participation in & negative views of protest @tanyalokot @alesherasimenka @meganicka
journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…
WE FIND: 6) Limited evidence 2 support #affectivepolarization hypo. Perceiving oneself: econ loser + easter residence + not having strong civic ID significantly shape likelihood of believing #fakenews abt #EuroMaidan @timothymfrye @j_a_tucker @EliasDinas
journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…
WE DO NOT FIND:
7) Any evidence of #ethnic or #linguistic #identities being associated with participation in, views of, or belief in #fakenews /Disinformation abt the #EuroMaidan.
journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… @ngumenyuk @peterpomeranzev @ukrpravda_news @Hromadske @UATV_en
Research conducted with support: @HURI_Harvard @DCRES_Harvard @IERES_GWU @NSF @REESOxford @Politics_Oxford @NuffieldCollege @BritishAcademy_ @ESRC @UTAustin - Data collected (UCEPS project) by co-PIs: Henry Hale @ponarseurasia, Timothy Colton @Harvard, @nadiyakravets & @oonuch
BIG THANK U 2:
@MaryNeuburger + @avramovok for organizing an amazing workshop + all their lovely colleagues, wonderful students & #Bevo for hosting us @UTAustin @LiberalArtsUT
Thanks also 2 Michelle @SlavXRadio
I hope to return the favour @OfficialUoM @UoMPolitics post-pandemic

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13 Aug 20
Absolutely. I study moments of mass mobilization. previous protests in Belarus were very different. This is indeed a critical juncture for protest mobilization in the country. 1) the protests are physicallly bigger (hard to see because they r dispersed geographically) but bigger
2) yes the state has acted far more quickly and violently ... but this actually mobilizing ... that’s the thing with repression it doesn’t allways work the way you want it to #dictators ... mothers, elderly, friends, crying outside of prisons is heart rentching and mobilizing!
3) we see the element I allways look for in large protests - to see if they will go from large protests to mass mobilization- what I call a “cross cleavage coalition” aka awakening of a larger “protestorate”. (See my book on ukraine and argentina and my article in @JoDemocracy)
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