Workshop in Advanced Techniques for Political Communication Research: Content Analysis

In addition to the presentation slides available below, video recordings of the sessions are available via the ELECDEM YouTube channel.  To access the videos search 'ELECDEM content' on YouTube.

ELECDEM Content Analysis workshop programme (PDF, 206KB)

Delegate list_Content Analysis workshop (PDF, 82KB)

Content Analysis workshop_Panel member biogs and photos (PDF, 171KB)

Teaching Session One

An introduction to Content Analysis

  • Klaus Schönbach, University of Vienna
  • No presentation slides were shown

Teaching Session Two

An alternative approach

 

Methods Panel, discussant Wouter van der Brug, University of Amsterdam

Presentations from ELECDEM project researchers

 

Teaching Session Three

Web content and research - analysing new media/web based media

 

Party Choice Panel, discussant Sylvia Kritzinger, University of Vienna

Presentations from ELECDEM project researchers

 

Teaching Session Four

Computer assisted analysis

 

Emotions and Public Opinion Panel, discussant Claes de Vreese, University of Amsterdam, ASCoR

Presentations from ELECDEM project researchers

 

Voter Engagement and Participation Panel, discussant Anne Jadot, Université Nancy 2 / IPAG

Presentations from ELECDEM project researchers

 

Candidate and Party Success and Behaviour Panel, discussant Andre Krouwel, Kieskompas

Presentations from ELECDEM project researchers

  • Steven Van Hauwaert. “Trans-National Social Diffusion Patterns Between West European Far Right Parties: A Comparative Case Study Analysis”
  • Trans-National Social Diffussion Patterns (PDF, 544KB)
  • Maarja Luhiste. “What Does it Take to Be Popular: Predictors of Women Candidates’ Visibility in the 2009 European Election Campaign”
  • What Does it Take to Be Popular (PDF, 586KB)
  • Constanza Sanhueza Petrarca. “Immigrants’ Representation in Brisith and French Parliaments: Do Majority-Minority Districts Influence Parliamentarians’ Activity on Immigration Related Issues”
  • Presentation slides not available online

 

Representation and Responsiveness Panel, discussant Mark Franklin, European University Institute

Presentations from ELECDEM project researchers

  • Diana Burlacu. “Ineffective Governance leads to Stronger Government? Public Attitudes, Government Responsibility and the Quality of Governance”
  • Presentation slides not available online
  • Traci Wilson. “European Parliament Responsiveness”
  • Presentation slides not available online
  • Kathrin Thomas. “Policy Responsiveness? Evidence for one side of the thermostat”
  • Policy Responsiveness? Evidence for one side of the thermostat (PDF, 491KB)

 

Teaching Session Five

Journal publishing ‘Helpful tips on how to get published in journals’

 

 

Reading materials circulated in advance of the workshop

Teaching Session Two, An alternative approach

 

Teaching Session Three, Web content and research - analysing new media/web based media

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