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The grand old party - a party of values?Mair, Patrick, Rusch, Thomas, Hornik, Kurt 27 November 2014 (has links) (PDF)
In this article we explore the semantic space spanned by self-reported statements of Republican voters. Our semantic structure analysis uses multidimensional scaling and social network analysis to extract, explore, and visualize word patterns and word associations in response to the stimulus statement "I'm a Republican, because ..." which were collected from the official website of the Republican Party. With psychological value theory as our backdrop, we examine the association of specific keywords within and across the statements, compute clusters of statements based on these associations, and explore common word sequences Republican voters use to characterize their political association with the Party. (authors' abstract)
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Emergent social network communities : hashtags, knowledge building, and communities of practiceFord, Kasey Crystal 15 November 2013 (has links)
The hashtag #phdchat is used by doctoral students all over the world to engage with their peers, share information, and commiserate over their experiences in academia. Anyone can join the conversation simply by typing the tag and publishing a tweet, but many regularly contribute to what has become a vibrant emergent social network community. Using an analysis of the discourse that was labeled with the hashtag over about a one-month period, this paper draws conclusions about who belongs to this community and what the network achieves for the users and as an entity of its own. The researcher makes conclusions about this network by drawing on the attributes of communities of practice and knowledge building communities in order to ground it as its own permutation of a learning community. / text
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MeetingMirror – Unterstützung von Wissenschaftler-Communities auf KonferenzenKoch, Michael, Lösch, Eva, Nutsi, Andrea, Ott, Florian January 2015 (has links)
Auch Wissenschaftler können von Community-Unterstützungssystemen profitieren. Existierende Lösungen dieser Anwendungsdomäne sind beispielsweise spezielle Soziale Netzwerke wie ResearchGate oder erweiterte Publikationsdatenbanken wie Mendeley. Ein Kernproblem dieser Lösungen – wie allgemein von desktop-basierten Sozialen Netzwerken – besteht aber darin, dass auf die Plattformen i.d.R. nur über explizite Suche und primär in der normalen Arbeitsumgebung. d.h. im klassischen Single- User-Schreibtisch-Setting, zugegriffen werden kann. Selbst für den Fall, dass spezifische mobile Lösungen zum ubiquitären Zugriff verfügbar sind, zielen diese ausschließlich auf die asynchrone und dislozierte sowie meist pull-basierte Informationsversorgung von Einzelbenutzern ab und bieten keine explizite Unterstützung synchron-kolozierter Einsatzszenarien, bei denen mehrere Wissenschaftler an einem physischen Ort zusammenkommen (z.B. Konferenzen).
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The Effect of Technology on Social Interaction in Local Community OrganizationsSnook, Jason Spence 24 June 2002 (has links)
With each new innovation in technology since at least the Industrial Revolution, and probably before, optimists and pessimists have squared off in a cyclic debate over the impact of the day's newest technology. Self-proclaimed futurists for centuries have attempted to foretell the impact of technology on society with varied success. The goal of this research project is to study the effect of computer network technology on the social interactions of the local community organizations in Blacksburg, VA. Online surveys filled out by the leaders and members of these organizations measure different aspects of each organization and the use and usage of Internet technology within that organization. Correlations between the two may help us identify ways technology has affected the way we communicate with one another. Are community organizations communicating more or less? If so, how? Has face-to-face interaction been forsaken in lieu of technology such as email? The effects found in the survey results should give way to meaningful discourse on how technology can best be used to aid social interaction in local organizations. / Master of Science
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[en] THE PARISH IN THE CHANGE OF SEASON: NETWORK COMMUNITIES IN THE INFORMATION AGE / [pt] A PARÓQUIA NA MUDANÇA DE ÉPOCA: UMA REDE DE COMUNIDADES NA ERA DA INFORMAÇÃOEMERSON MARCELO RUIZ 13 July 2016 (has links)
[pt] Esta investigação aborda a paróquia católica na mudança de época, a partir
das teorias de Manuel Castells. O início do milênio testemunha, de um lado,
inédito interesse pastoral pela paróquia. De outro lado, temos muitos estudos
multidisciplinares sobre mudança de época. Esta dissertação articula estas duas
realidades. Ela analisa a paróquia a partir do seu nascimento no séc. IV.
Acompanha sua evolução histórica até o Concílio de Trento, passando pelas novas
configurações paroquiais do Vaticano II e do magistério Latino-Americano. Para
abordar a mudança de época, esta pesquisa utiliza a teoria sociológica de Manuel
Castells. A era da informação é a era das redes. A paróquia poderá aclimatar-se na
medida em que compreender os novos significados desta nova estação histórica,
tais como a nova territorialidade, dinâmica das redes e interatividade. / [en] This research approaches the Catholic Parish in the changing era according
to the theory of Manuel Castells. The beginning of the millennium witnesses,
from one side, an unprecedented pastoral interest to the parish. On the other hand,
there are many multidisciplinary studies about changing era. This paper articulates
these two realities. It analyzes the parish from its birth, in the 4th Century and it
follows its historical development until the Council of Trent, passing through the
new parish settings of Vatican II and the Latin American teaching. By
approaching the changing era, this research uses the sociological theory of Manuel
Castells. The information age is the age of networks. The parish can adapt itself to
this new historical reality by understanding its new meanings, such as the new
territoriality, dynamic networks and interactivity.
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