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Interpersonal Networks in Tweets, Conversations, Neighborhoods, and the Pandemic
Sat, September 17, 12:00 to 1:30pm, TBASession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
The four papers in this session study interpersonal networks and connections -- how they influence and are influenced by partisanship, geography, social context, and perceptions of political conflict.
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Individual Presentations
Does Where You Live Influence How You Talk about Politics Online? - Jacob Brown, Harvard University; Ryan D. Enos, Harvard University; Sun Young Park, Harvard University
Geography and Polarization: Does Political Heterogeneity Polarize Citizens? - Patrick Villalonga, University of Arkansas
Social Distance & Stereotypes: Examining Relationships across the Pandemic - Anand Edward Sokhey, University of Colorado, Boulder; Matthew Pietryka, Florida State University
“You Need to Calm Down”: How Tone Shapes Political Discussions - Elizabeth Chase Connors, University of South Carolina; Chris Howell