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Title:Women who break the glass ceiling get a 'paper cut' : gender, fame, and media sentiment Author(s):SHOR, Eran; VAN DE RIJT, Arnout
; KULKARNI, VIVEKDate:2022Citation:
- Social problems, 2022, OnlineFirst
Type:ArticleAbstract:Past quantitative studies have shown that most media coverage is of men. Here we ask if the scarce coverage that women get is qualitatively different from that of men. We use computer-coded sentiment scores for 14 million ...
; KULKARNI, VIVEKDate:2022Citation:
Title:The 2018 Italian parliamentary election and the first populist government in western Europe Author(s):GARZIA, Diego Date:2019Citation:
- West european politics, 2019, Vol. 42, No. 3, pp. 670-680
Type:ArticleAbstract:The 2013 election had heralded an unprecedented tripolar era for Italian politics, with the two traditional forces of the Second Italian Republic (Silvio Berlusconi’s centre-right and variously assorted centre-left alliances) ...
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Title:The 2013 Italian parliamentary election : changing things so everything stays the same Author(s):GARZIA, Diego Date:2013Citation:
- West European Politics, 2013, Vol. 36, No. 5, pp. 1095-1105
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Title:Big Expectations, Small Outcomes: The impact of leaders’ personal appeal in the 2004 Greek election Author(s):DINAS, EliasDate:2008Citation:
- Electoral Studies 2008, 27, 505-517
Type:ArticleAbstract:The 2004 Greek election provides an interesting case study for examining the impact of party leaders on the vote. A change in governing party leadership a few months before polling day had two important implications. First, ...
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Title:Big Expectations, Small Outcomes: The Impact of Leaders' Personal Appeal in the 2004 Greek Election Author(s):DINAS, EliasDate:2008Citation:
- Electoral Studies, 2008, 27, 3, 505-517
Type:ArticleAbstract:The 2004 Greek election provides an interesting case study for examining the impact of party leaders on the vote. A change in governing party leadership a few months before polling day had two important implications. First, ...
Date:2008Citation: