民间社会外交:体现为共同事业而采取的集体和联系行动的特点

IF 3.1 Q1 COMMUNICATION Journal of Communication Management Pub Date : 2022-08-10 DOI:10.1108/jcom-04-2022-0041
B. Asdourian
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本研究描述了在抗击COVID-19危机的早期解决方案中出现的民间社会外交。作者将这一概念分析为个人和民间社会组织和国际卫生保健社会运动的交集。其目的是确定联系行为体的国际结构,旨在找到应对COVID-19的具体解决方案,并描述推特上可见的民间社会参与交流的特征。设计/方法/方法基于数据驱动的方法,作者收集了2020年3月至6月来自瑞士的大量推文数据集,并进行了计算文本分析方法。结果显示了参与者是谁,提供了参与和提到的参与者之间的数字网络过程在国家和国际层面的可视化,并确定了三个事件阶段出现的情绪。独创性/价值研究表明,关联社会关怀行动和战略性集体沟通的特点可以说明在卫生危机时期为共同事业而进行的民间社会外交。
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Civil society diplomacy: characterizing collective and connective actions for a shared cause
PurposeThis study proposes a description of the civil society diplomacy that emerged in the early solutions found to fight the COVID-19 crisis. The author analyses this concept as the intersection of the social movements of individuals and civil society organisations' and international health care. Its purpose is to determine the international structure of the connective actors aimed to find concrete solutions against COVID-19 and to characterize the communication visible on Twitter towards this civil society engagement.Design/methodology/approachBased on a data-driven approach, the author collected a large dataset of tweets from Switzerland between March and June 2020 and conducted a computational text analysis methodology.FindingsThe results showed who the participants were, provided a visualisation of the digital networking process between engaged and mentioned participants at national and international levels, and determined the emotions that emerged during three event phases.Originality/valueThe study reveals that features of connective social care actions and strategic collective communication can illustrate civil society diplomacy for a shared cause in times of health crisis.
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