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24 May 2019

The EU Parliament elections 2019 on Twitter – Ireland

By Francesco Castelli and Carol Carcangiu

The data hereby presented refers to the Twitter activity of the candidates to the European Parliament and of the most influential party figures/accounts from the main coalitions of France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom.

24 May 2019

The EU Parliament elections 2019 on Twitter – UK

By Francesco Castelli and Carol Carcangiu

24 May 2019

The EU Parliament elections 2019 on Twitter – Germany

By Francesco Castelli and Carol Carcangiu

24 May 2019

The EU Parliament elections 2019 on Twitter – France

By Francesco Castelli and Carol Carcangiu

23 May 2019

The EU Parliament elections 2019 on Twitter – Italy

By Francesco Castelli and Carol Carcangiu

3 November 2017

UK 2017 snap elections: did “tweeting Brexit” pay off?

By Francesca Arcostanzo and Giovanni Pagano

During the electoral campaign we tracked the Twitter activity of all the candidates in #GE2017 and measured the selective salience that candidates accorded to the Brexit theme. Results showed that tweeting “too much” about Brexit may have counterfired.

22 September 2017

On the eve of the German elections, Alternative für Deutschland prevails on Twitter

By Francesca Arcostanzo and Giovanni Pagano

We have followed two weeks of the German electoral campaign on Twitter, collected over 200,000 tweets, and monitored the six main parties. We found that the rightwing nationalist Alternative für Deutschland dominates Twitter conversation.

31 July 2017

For Corbyn and against hard Brexit: British expats on Twitter during the #ge2017

By Francesca Arcostanzo and Giovanni Pagano

Judging from their tweeting, British expats residing in the EU27 countries lean to left of the political spectrum and are skeptical of a “hard Brexit” scenario.

9 June 2017

Le Pen vs globalization – A Twitter study of the French presidential campaign

By Francesca Arcostanzo and Giovanni Pagano

A look at how the European Twitter-sphere reacted to Marine Le Pen’s anti-globalization message.

12 May 2017

The EU core-periphery debate on social media

By Martina Zaghi

The debate between EU core and peripheral countries is more diverse than it might seem at a first glance.

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