Political Framing: US COVID19 Blame Game

威胁放大，归责克制：2026年孟加拉国麻疹暴发的LLM辅助媒体框架分析

Threat Amplified, Blame Restrained: LLM-Assisted Media Framing Analysis of the 2026 Bangladesh Measles Outbreak

本研究利用LLM分析2026年孟加拉国麻疹暴发报道，发现媒体显著放大威胁但克制归责，提供可扩展的LMIC疫情媒体分析方法。

Attribution of Responsibility and Blame Regarding a Man-made Disaster: #FlintWaterCrisis

Attribution of responsibility and blame are important topics in political science especially as individuals tend to think of political issues in terms of questions of responsibility, and as blame carries far more weight in voting behavior than that of credit. However, surprisingly, there is a paucity of studies on the attribution of responsibility and blame in the field of disaster research. The Flint water crisis is a story of government failure at all levels. By studying microblog posts about it, we understand how citizens assign responsibility and blame regarding such a man-made disaster on…

研究政治推文框架中的道德差异

Studying Moral-based Differences in the Framing of Political Tweets

本文基于无监督方法提取道德框架，分析了美国政客和奥地利COVID-19推文，发现其道德框架与政党公众认知一致，为社交媒体道德框架研究提供了新见解。

理解最高法院争议的不同框架建构：社交媒体与新闻媒体之比较

Understanding Divergent Framing of the Supreme Court Controversies: Social Media vs. News Outlets

本文通过定性与定量分析，比较社交媒体与传统媒体在美国最高法院关于平权行动、学生贷款和堕胎权裁决上的框架建构差异，发现社交媒体立场更极化，而新闻媒体仅在部分议题上呈现左右极化，揭示了不同媒介框架差异对舆论和政策的影响。

Networked partisanship and framing: a socio-semantic network analysis of the Italian debate on migration

The huge amount of data made available by the massive usage of social media has opened up the unprecedented possibility to carry out a data-driven study of political processes. While particular attention has been paid to phenomena like elite and mass polarization during online debates and echo-chambers formation, the interplay between online partisanship and framing practices, jointly sustaining adversarial dynamics, still remains overlooked. With the present paper, we carry out a socio-semantic analysis of the debate about migration policies observed on the Italian Twittersphere, across the p…

Characterizing Partisan Political Narrative Frameworks about COVID-19 on Twitter

The COVID-19 pandemic is a global crisis that has been testing every society and exposing the critical role of local politics in crisis response. In the United States, there has been a strong partisan divide between the Democratic and Republican party's narratives about the pandemic which resulted in polarization of individual behaviors and divergent policy adoption across regions. As shown in this case, as well as in most major social issues, strongly polarized narrative frameworks facilitate such narratives. To understand polarization and other social chasms, it is critical to dissect these …